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What is the reason low shbg needs ED injections?
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<blockquote data-quote="bixt" data-source="post: 248201" data-attributes="member: 39921"><p>Those discussions are your hypothesis yes, and I do believe the body will regulate to achieve a certain FT - but I’m adding the caveat that this is true only when natural with a functioning HPTA. Think of an aeroplane on autopilot. </p><p></p><p>Once you throw in exogenous test > than perhaps 50-70mg a week, however, the body has no control over the FT achieved by the dose. The very fact of the matter is that the FT is now higher than the set point and so the body tries to bring it down. By reducing LH all the way to 0. That’s it. There is no magical way the body can control the release from the depo, the time to cleave the ester etc in order to achieve some above set point FT. The body does not know how much you have injected, the size and strength of the depot. </p><p></p><p>You are in manual control of this aeroplane. The dosage injected is one input variable, the SHBG is a constant and the FT is the function output.</p><p></p><p>Still don’t believe me? The best way to test this is to alter the constant in the above equation - alter the SHBG. Use Danazol or Stanazolol to drop the SHBG. And the function output (free test) will increase, by measurement or by formula. Then throw in some clomid, watch SHBG rise, along with a reduction in FT.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bixt, post: 248201, member: 39921"] Those discussions are your hypothesis yes, and I do believe the body will regulate to achieve a certain FT - but I’m adding the caveat that this is true only when natural with a functioning HPTA. Think of an aeroplane on autopilot. Once you throw in exogenous test > than perhaps 50-70mg a week, however, the body has no control over the FT achieved by the dose. The very fact of the matter is that the FT is now higher than the set point and so the body tries to bring it down. By reducing LH all the way to 0. That’s it. There is no magical way the body can control the release from the depo, the time to cleave the ester etc in order to achieve some above set point FT. The body does not know how much you have injected, the size and strength of the depot. You are in manual control of this aeroplane. The dosage injected is one input variable, the SHBG is a constant and the FT is the function output. Still don’t believe me? The best way to test this is to alter the constant in the above equation - alter the SHBG. Use Danazol or Stanazolol to drop the SHBG. And the function output (free test) will increase, by measurement or by formula. Then throw in some clomid, watch SHBG rise, along with a reduction in FT. [/QUOTE]
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