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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
The Importance of Labs
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<blockquote data-quote="Sean Reed" data-source="post: 66328" data-attributes="member: 15349"><p>It seems you are not aware of the interconnections of the endocrine system. Please look at the evidence. I am what is known as a hyper-processor. 200 mgs of test/week puts my TT around 700 ng and my Free T around 19, both within range. My FT would be lower if I did not manipulate it with another compound. I have seen many men score more than double my numbers from 200 mgs/week.</p><p></p><p>I am sure that what works for me will not work for you.</p><p></p><p></p><p>To get my body to where it should be requires more testosterone, or a compound that manipulates my SHBG. 300 mgs/week is a sweet spot. 300 mgs/week was prescribed to me by one of the worlds leading experts on TRT, Dr Larry Lipshults. It is also consistent with what I have learned in 25 years of experience with Testosterone and its derivatives. </p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.larrylipshultz.com/about/dr-larry-lipshultz" target="_blank">https://www.larrylipshultz.com/about/dr-larry-lipshultz</a> Lipshultz is very arrogant, but he does know his stuff.</p><p></p><p>Finally, when you take in exogenous testosterone your body metabolizes it. The end product is estrogen. There is variation, but the vast majority of men need either an AI (Aromatase Inhibitor) or SERM (Selective Estrogen Regulating Module) to manage these side effects. YMMV</p><p></p><p> AI's and SERMs are a core component of TRT. Both were created as breast cancer drugs but they have very difference mechanisms of action. My advice is to always have them BEFORE your start Test therapy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sean Reed, post: 66328, member: 15349"] It seems you are not aware of the interconnections of the endocrine system. Please look at the evidence. I am what is known as a hyper-processor. 200 mgs of test/week puts my TT around 700 ng and my Free T around 19, both within range. My FT would be lower if I did not manipulate it with another compound. I have seen many men score more than double my numbers from 200 mgs/week. I am sure that what works for me will not work for you. To get my body to where it should be requires more testosterone, or a compound that manipulates my SHBG. 300 mgs/week is a sweet spot. 300 mgs/week was prescribed to me by one of the worlds leading experts on TRT, Dr Larry Lipshults. It is also consistent with what I have learned in 25 years of experience with Testosterone and its derivatives. [URL]https://www.larrylipshultz.com/about/dr-larry-lipshultz[/URL] Lipshultz is very arrogant, but he does know his stuff. Finally, when you take in exogenous testosterone your body metabolizes it. The end product is estrogen. There is variation, but the vast majority of men need either an AI (Aromatase Inhibitor) or SERM (Selective Estrogen Regulating Module) to manage these side effects. YMMV AI's and SERMs are a core component of TRT. Both were created as breast cancer drugs but they have very difference mechanisms of action. My advice is to always have them BEFORE your start Test therapy. [/QUOTE]
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