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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Wildly fluctuating T levels, what to believe and do I need TRT?
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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 162197" data-attributes="member: 15832"><p>Low vitamin D can cause IBS which could then lower testosterone because you're unable to process foods properly. Your FT levels are low, TT is not the active hormone, only FT matters and yours is low and therefore need TRT. Your somewhat high SHBG is deactivating your bioavailable testosterone.</p><p></p><p>Your endo cannot prescribe TRT unless FT or TT are below range even if you are experiencing a testosterone deficiency. This is how insurance companies keep ahold of the profits, by denying medical coverage to those in need to grow the company.</p><p></p><p>Your fluctuations in SHBG (made in liver) is why your TT and FT levels are fluctuating all the time. You may be in the normal range, but this is guarantee that you will not experience a testosterone deficiency. Some guys (me for instance) can be in the 300 ranges and not be symptomatic, others can experience the effects of low testosterone at 500 ranges, usually high SHBG is the reason.</p><p></p><p>I have low SHBG (14) and so these levels would be optimal for me, when my TT is 450, my FT is almost at the top of the ranges.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 162197, member: 15832"] Low vitamin D can cause IBS which could then lower testosterone because you're unable to process foods properly. Your FT levels are low, TT is not the active hormone, only FT matters and yours is low and therefore need TRT. Your somewhat high SHBG is deactivating your bioavailable testosterone. Your endo cannot prescribe TRT unless FT or TT are below range even if you are experiencing a testosterone deficiency. This is how insurance companies keep ahold of the profits, by denying medical coverage to those in need to grow the company. Your fluctuations in SHBG (made in liver) is why your TT and FT levels are fluctuating all the time. You may be in the normal range, but this is guarantee that you will not experience a testosterone deficiency. Some guys (me for instance) can be in the 300 ranges and not be symptomatic, others can experience the effects of low testosterone at 500 ranges, usually high SHBG is the reason. I have low SHBG (14) and so these levels would be optimal for me, when my TT is 450, my FT is almost at the top of the ranges. [/QUOTE]
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