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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
TRT, DHT and prostate cancer
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<blockquote data-quote="MikeXL" data-source="post: 46782" data-attributes="member: 4958"><p>I posted this the face book page, and Dr Saya gave a great answer that I will post here. </p><p></p><p>"The saturation theory is just that...a theory. Thus, even if we subscribe to it and believe it has merit, there is no guarantee that it holds true as a 100% physiologic fact. Throw into the equation that prostate cancers can have mutations of the androgen receptor (consequently perhaps altering the receptor behavior/dynamics vs "normal" androgen receptors) and you can see that there are no certainties. Regarding the testosterone vs DHT question pertaining to "saturation theory", I would personally say the stakes are simply higher when talking about DHT. With DHT being a MUCH more potent androgen than testosterone, it is akin to wagering your house vs wagering your sofa on one's confidence of the universal applicability of the saturation theory."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MikeXL, post: 46782, member: 4958"] I posted this the face book page, and Dr Saya gave a great answer that I will post here. "The saturation theory is just that...a theory. Thus, even if we subscribe to it and believe it has merit, there is no guarantee that it holds true as a 100% physiologic fact. Throw into the equation that prostate cancers can have mutations of the androgen receptor (consequently perhaps altering the receptor behavior/dynamics vs "normal" androgen receptors) and you can see that there are no certainties. Regarding the testosterone vs DHT question pertaining to "saturation theory", I would personally say the stakes are simply higher when talking about DHT. With DHT being a MUCH more potent androgen than testosterone, it is akin to wagering your house vs wagering your sofa on one's confidence of the universal applicability of the saturation theory." [/QUOTE]
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