No, I mean inflammatory response inside the body. I never had redness or swelling. It felt like I was smoking the strongest pot ever, together with a bottle of canadian whisky.
My endo always says the majority of people in the beginning of sentences, never does he consider the outliers. The second some guy says he feels perfectly fine with lower than normal testosterone, it's an automatic everyone's different and is accepted at face value.
I can't even handle 200 IU vitamin D, it makes me feel so high, nauseated, popping, clicking joints and causes dehydration.
It depends on who we are talking about, that's what determines whether either weekly or daily dosing is best. It's what works best for you.
You need the hormone levels to swing a bit, steady hormones aren't tolerated. Me to, I need big peaks and valleys but short half-lives. Steady hormones causes me nothing but problems, some life threatening!
That's because they can't back it up. Most men isn't everybody, this is a narrow-minded position to take.
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@Systemlord are you saying injecting T sub-q regardless of frequency can cause this level of sleepiness if you have a high percentage of body fat? Or does the frequency have to do with it as well?
I only ever injected 7 mg once. My body fat percentage at the time was 35%.
