Seagal Well-Known Member Jan 8, 2025 #1 Has anybody compared (morning/noon) cortisol values on long acting esters vs short acting esters and T cream?
Has anybody compared (morning/noon) cortisol values on long acting esters vs short acting esters and T cream?
Vince Super Moderator Jan 8, 2025 #2 Most men trt does not affect their cortisol, some it actually lowers their levels.
Seagal Well-Known Member Jan 8, 2025 #3 Vince said: Most men trt does not affect their cortisol, some it actually lowers their levels. Click to expand... Mine has been borderline low on TU. However, I have no lab values prior to TRT on TU.
Vince said: Most men trt does not affect their cortisol, some it actually lowers their levels. Click to expand... Mine has been borderline low on TU. However, I have no lab values prior to TRT on TU.
Seagal Well-Known Member Jan 8, 2025 #4 Couldn't find scientific articles. ...YouTube: Estrogen might play the key role by increasing binding globulin. I got my cortisol values from a salvia test. Similar to T, unbound molecules matter. Last edited: Jan 8, 2025
Couldn't find scientific articles. ...YouTube: Estrogen might play the key role by increasing binding globulin. I got my cortisol values from a salvia test. Similar to T, unbound molecules matter.