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The formula, courtesy of @Cataceous
4:3 ratio of T cyp to T prop.
6mg/day testosterone, about 8mg combined with ester weights
7 parts
4/7 *6mg=3.43mg/.7= 4.9mg cypionate @ 200mg/ml = .025ml
3/7 *6mg=2.57mg/.837= 3.07mg proprionate @ 100mg/ml = .031ml
Total dose .056ml or 5.6 units U100
Quest Labs at about 8 weeks:
Trough, 8 am before daily shot:
SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOBULIN 87 H 22-77 nmol/L
TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL, LC/MS 719 250-1100 ng/dL
TESTOSTERONE, FREE Z3E (DIALYSIS) 49.9 35.0-155.0 pg/mL
ESTRADIOL,ULTRASENSITIVE, LC/MS 31 H < OR = 29 pg/mL
Somewhere around or a bit post peak, 5.5 hours post dose:
TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL, MS 963 250-1100 ng/dL
TESTOSTERONE, FREE 79.4 35.0-155.0 pg/mL
With Tru-T calc, free T is 29.01 peak and 19.17 ng/dl trough
Decreasing my T dose did provoke some withdrawal symptoms, but wasn't too bad this round.
The main reason for adopting this protocol was to help lower Hematocrit. This has been a complex issue for me, not just because of taking Testosterone. It seemed to reset too high after recovery from over 2 years of transfusion dependent anemia. I had high EPO which is the signalling chemical that stimulates erythropoesis, produced in the kidneys as a response to hypoxemia. The problem was probably also compounded by taking nandrolone, but EPO remained high long after discontinuing the nandrolone. HCT reached 57.7. I was also receiving phlebotomies as often as weekly, but also for critical iron overload from all the transfusions. I reached a high of around 3500 ferritin in December last year. Now HCT is down to 52, and ferritin to about 350, so I am happy for the time being. I am also waiting for sleep study results.
4:3 ratio of T cyp to T prop.
6mg/day testosterone, about 8mg combined with ester weights
7 parts
4/7 *6mg=3.43mg/.7= 4.9mg cypionate @ 200mg/ml = .025ml
3/7 *6mg=2.57mg/.837= 3.07mg proprionate @ 100mg/ml = .031ml
Total dose .056ml or 5.6 units U100
Quest Labs at about 8 weeks:
Trough, 8 am before daily shot:
SEX HORMONE BINDING GLOBULIN 87 H 22-77 nmol/L
TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL, LC/MS 719 250-1100 ng/dL
TESTOSTERONE, FREE Z3E (DIALYSIS) 49.9 35.0-155.0 pg/mL
ESTRADIOL,ULTRASENSITIVE, LC/MS 31 H < OR = 29 pg/mL
Somewhere around or a bit post peak, 5.5 hours post dose:
TESTOSTERONE, TOTAL, MS 963 250-1100 ng/dL
TESTOSTERONE, FREE 79.4 35.0-155.0 pg/mL
With Tru-T calc, free T is 29.01 peak and 19.17 ng/dl trough
Decreasing my T dose did provoke some withdrawal symptoms, but wasn't too bad this round.
The main reason for adopting this protocol was to help lower Hematocrit. This has been a complex issue for me, not just because of taking Testosterone. It seemed to reset too high after recovery from over 2 years of transfusion dependent anemia. I had high EPO which is the signalling chemical that stimulates erythropoesis, produced in the kidneys as a response to hypoxemia. The problem was probably also compounded by taking nandrolone, but EPO remained high long after discontinuing the nandrolone. HCT reached 57.7. I was also receiving phlebotomies as often as weekly, but also for critical iron overload from all the transfusions. I reached a high of around 3500 ferritin in December last year. Now HCT is down to 52, and ferritin to about 350, so I am happy for the time being. I am also waiting for sleep study results.
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