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Also, if you use creatine it can make your kidneys look bad.. Even though they're good.

You can buy both HCG and fsh through safemeds4all. Prices are much more affordable.

The only thing different I did was go to daily injections. Which you are already doing. I really don't know if it was because of longevity on TRT or the daily injections. Plus I run my T and free T levels up a lot higher than you do.

The first two years of trt I also had to donate blood every 8 weeks to keep my HCT under control. After that I've never had a donate again. It stays under 50%. I'm so thankful.

How do you feel?

I agree with white male. Don't just look at the numbers. Look at how you feel. Many members here. Think my levels are way too high even though that's when I feel my best. As long as I keep my and a HCT in a good place. I'm happy. If you have issues with anxiety or depression it seems like trt...

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I use my checking account. Some use their credit card, I have used my credit card but I mostly use my checking account.

You don't need to use a prescription, just skip that part.

I use Zyhcg 10,000 iu

New techniques to detect Y chromosome genes show frequent loss of the Y in tissues of older men. The increase with age is clear: 40% of 60-year-old men show loss of Y, but 57% of 90-year-olds. Environmental factors such as smoking and exposure to carcinogens also play a role...

Here's a good article for you. https://www.excelmale.com/threads/semen-analysis-results-after-adding-fsh-to-trt-and-hcg.13612/

I looked at metformin and sirolimus. Sirolimus (rapamycin) is not a direct substitute for metformin; they operate through different pathways, with sirolimus primarily being an immunosuppressant and anti-aging compound, while metformin manages blood sugar. While both have anti-aging potential...

So are you saying instead of metformin you are taking Sirolimus?

Interestingly, while metformin may limit the size of muscle gains, it does not appear to significantly impact the gain of muscle strength or power.