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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Up coming Consult with DEFY.... Look at my labs for concerns I should address with Dr Saya.
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 37360" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>The DHEA/Cortisol correlation will provide a greater snapshot of how the adrenals are handling stress. Depending on the amount of stress one is dealing with, the body will obviously require more cortisol. Like most things, it's not like there's an endless amount of this hormone just sitting idle. It comes from Pregnenolone ... Pregnenolone is the foundation for both cortisol and DHEA. </p><p></p><p>When demand is high for cortisol, Pregnenolone will convert more that pathway, and DHEA will suffer. If you've heard anything about Pregnenolone Steal (?), this taps into that subject ... Dr. Lam is a good resource to study on this, and ZRT Labs will have more on the correlation analysis. The STTM book has a really great section just devoted to this subject, and going in-depth on the circadian profile and different scenarios thereof.</p><p></p><p>On the Iodine ... Well, you'll be talking with Dr. Saya, so you have a real pro at your disposal to talk with. I'd suggest keeping it simple. There are some people and even doctor protocols that suggest administering massive doses. For me, 1 tablet of 225mcg Kelp EOD is fine. I think that and a small amount of selenium is the ticket for supplements, then of course any thyroid meds if prescribed ... Hope that helps</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 37360, member: 696"] The DHEA/Cortisol correlation will provide a greater snapshot of how the adrenals are handling stress. Depending on the amount of stress one is dealing with, the body will obviously require more cortisol. Like most things, it's not like there's an endless amount of this hormone just sitting idle. It comes from Pregnenolone ... Pregnenolone is the foundation for both cortisol and DHEA. When demand is high for cortisol, Pregnenolone will convert more that pathway, and DHEA will suffer. If you've heard anything about Pregnenolone Steal (?), this taps into that subject ... Dr. Lam is a good resource to study on this, and ZRT Labs will have more on the correlation analysis. The STTM book has a really great section just devoted to this subject, and going in-depth on the circadian profile and different scenarios thereof. On the Iodine ... Well, you'll be talking with Dr. Saya, so you have a real pro at your disposal to talk with. I'd suggest keeping it simple. There are some people and even doctor protocols that suggest administering massive doses. For me, 1 tablet of 225mcg Kelp EOD is fine. I think that and a small amount of selenium is the ticket for supplements, then of course any thyroid meds if prescribed ... Hope that helps [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Up coming Consult with DEFY.... Look at my labs for concerns I should address with Dr Saya.
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