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Testosterone Basics & Questions
Trans scrotal testosterone cream application is a game changer
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 268972" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>No idea what’s going on at a tissue level. Don’t think we can measure that currently. But I do know that I’ve read thousands of anecdotes at this point of men with low E2 symptoms, that match their low E2 in their serum on a blood test, and have also personally experienced low E2 symptoms, while concurrently have a very low E2 in my serum on a blood test. So regardless of what’s going on at a tissue/ cell level, a serum level does hold value, to a degree, and does tell us important information about what’s going on with estrogen levels in our body </p><p></p><p>and I couldn’t agree more. There are still plenty of studies that have very valid and useful information, and I think it’s extremely important to also look at them, on top of learning as much as we can about the human body and how it works, as well as being able to use common sense and critical thinking skills, when evaluating real life anecdotes and labs. I personally just don’t look over studies much. But I’m just one person. Luckily most people here do. And I’ve been obsessed with the human body and health and longevity since I can remember, and have also been in the medical field for about 20 years. So I do know quite a bit about how the human body works and functions. But I have no problem admitting that I don’t spend much time looking over studies.</p><p></p><p>Ur theory on DHT obv applies to natural men that use DHT or a DHT derivative, but how do u explain primobolan lowering E2 in the serum on a blood test in men on exogenous testosterone that are already shut down?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 268972, member: 15043"] No idea what’s going on at a tissue level. Don’t think we can measure that currently. But I do know that I’ve read thousands of anecdotes at this point of men with low E2 symptoms, that match their low E2 in their serum on a blood test, and have also personally experienced low E2 symptoms, while concurrently have a very low E2 in my serum on a blood test. So regardless of what’s going on at a tissue/ cell level, a serum level does hold value, to a degree, and does tell us important information about what’s going on with estrogen levels in our body and I couldn’t agree more. There are still plenty of studies that have very valid and useful information, and I think it’s extremely important to also look at them, on top of learning as much as we can about the human body and how it works, as well as being able to use common sense and critical thinking skills, when evaluating real life anecdotes and labs. I personally just don’t look over studies much. But I’m just one person. Luckily most people here do. And I’ve been obsessed with the human body and health and longevity since I can remember, and have also been in the medical field for about 20 years. So I do know quite a bit about how the human body works and functions. But I have no problem admitting that I don’t spend much time looking over studies. Ur theory on DHT obv applies to natural men that use DHT or a DHT derivative, but how do u explain primobolan lowering E2 in the serum on a blood test in men on exogenous testosterone that are already shut down? [/QUOTE]
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