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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 141799" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>You’re kind of a rare case Vince. Your SHBG is so low that you excrete it extremely quick. I think most guys with a very low SHBG would have issues with a short esther like prop. I would imagine they would do better on enanthate (4 day half life), or cyp (7-8 day half life), injected ED or EOD. Someone with an extremely low SHBG, injecting ED or EOD would probably have peaks and troughs with enanthate, that would be similar to a high SHBG on prop, while also injecting ED or EOD. This is my theory anyways.</p><p></p><p>I’m really starting to think high SHBG guys would do better on very short esthers, and low SHBG guys would do better on medium to long esthers. I think there really might be some solid benefits to having fluctuating levels of testosterone throughout a 24-48 hour period. Again, only a hypothesis based off of anectodal experiences of guys on here and many podcasts I’ve listened to on the subject. And of course all the talk about testosterone creams on the round table.</p><p></p><p>Something else that makes me believe that there might be benefits to fluctuating levels of testosterone, is a study where they were curing prostate cancer with one high dose of testosterone per month. They would then repeat this big shot per month multiple months in a row, until optimal results were achieved. Something along those lines at least. I didn’t read the whole article. Just heard about it on the superhumanradio podcast, and then looked it up so I could post it here.</p><p><a href="https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2016/11/30/man-cured-prostate-cancer-doctors-shock-tumour-death-testosterone/amp/" target="_blank">Man 'cured' of prostate cancer after doctors shock tumour to death with testosterone</a></p><p></p><p>This member reported feeling much better when he went from applying testosterone cream 2x/ day, to once per day. I would imagine this is from his levels of testosterone fluctuating more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 141799, member: 15043"] You’re kind of a rare case Vince. Your SHBG is so low that you excrete it extremely quick. I think most guys with a very low SHBG would have issues with a short esther like prop. I would imagine they would do better on enanthate (4 day half life), or cyp (7-8 day half life), injected ED or EOD. Someone with an extremely low SHBG, injecting ED or EOD would probably have peaks and troughs with enanthate, that would be similar to a high SHBG on prop, while also injecting ED or EOD. This is my theory anyways. I’m really starting to think high SHBG guys would do better on very short esthers, and low SHBG guys would do better on medium to long esthers. I think there really might be some solid benefits to having fluctuating levels of testosterone throughout a 24-48 hour period. Again, only a hypothesis based off of anectodal experiences of guys on here and many podcasts I’ve listened to on the subject. And of course all the talk about testosterone creams on the round table. Something else that makes me believe that there might be benefits to fluctuating levels of testosterone, is a study where they were curing prostate cancer with one high dose of testosterone per month. They would then repeat this big shot per month multiple months in a row, until optimal results were achieved. Something along those lines at least. I didn’t read the whole article. Just heard about it on the superhumanradio podcast, and then looked it up so I could post it here. [URL='https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2016/11/30/man-cured-prostate-cancer-doctors-shock-tumour-death-testosterone/amp/']Man 'cured' of prostate cancer after doctors shock tumour to death with testosterone[/URL] This member reported feeling much better when he went from applying testosterone cream 2x/ day, to once per day. I would imagine this is from his levels of testosterone fluctuating more. [/QUOTE]
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