…because @readalot is of the position that any administration of testosterone above 3-10 mg per day leads to cardiovascular events. Adding a low dose anabolic like nandrolone to the mix puts a nail in the cardiovascular event coffin. (P.S. Cardiovascular events are unlikely to be a result of...
Fortunately, I neither stated a claim nor falsely represented scientific information. In fact, the opposite has occurred. My position has remained that we do not know when we cross into the threshold of ‘danger’ on TRT. The scientific evidence provided from the burdened party (you) has always...
Agreed with @readalot. Google search for a specialty pharmacy in the Dallas FW area such as Amber pharmacy. Have Defy call it into them. That is where I get my HCG from through Defy.
@readalot Is the implication of your data intended to be extrapolated to all TRT users, suggesting that because you had a cardiovascular event, others will indeed face the same outcome with elevated testosterone levels? What role does your genetics play? Are your genetics generalizable to other...
If you were to take enough GH to produce higher IGF-1 levels than you naturally are producing, then yes, you would see a reduction in fat loss. If you replace your natural GH with exogenous and only achieved a level similar to your natures IGF-1, then I would suspect you would not see noticeable...
I split the dose into am/pm and feel that are more consistent effect is felt by doing so. In terms of effect, I feel better energy, better skin quality, somewhat less arthritic pain, and much better cognition. If a person were to take a therapeutic dose of HGH without growth hormone deficiency...
Elevated levels of progesterone levels are cited in the literature as contributing to memory deficits by altering brain regions associated with memory.
The same objective measure you would hse for any of these side effects: As I noticed water retention becoming an issue with progesterone use...
Interestingly, I noticed both antagonistic effects on estradiol as well as increased fluid retention while using oral progesterone. @Nelson Vergel has discussed holding water while using progesterone as well. Overall cognition and memory recall were moderately impacted with progesterone use. In...
There are plenty of guys, primarily ex-competitors, that use masteron to compliment their testosterone therapy. Masteron, however, possesses stronger estrogen antagonistic effects than Primobolan does. You can always try one or the other to see which one you feel best on. Masteron makes me feel...
Primobolan is better for estrogen control than Proviron. The enanthate ester combined with milder androgenic effects compared to Proviron make it a go-to choice for me.
He talks about it here. You’ve already asked him this and he’s already responded.
https://www.excelmale.com/forum/threads/trt-to-supraphysiological-levels-for-body-building.24696/page-2#post-215743
Good question. HIV patients’ primary goal with utilizing nandrolone therapy is to reverse the effects of cachexia (muscle wasting). Their goal is not to replace testosterone. There is a head to head study demonstrating that 100 mg of nandrolone yields more lean tissue growth than 100 mg of...
Has he had a cognitive examination by a neurologist or neuropsychologist? He may be displaying signs of early dementia. Also, polypharmacy, as you’ve mentioned he is taking copious amounts of supplements/pharmaceuticals, is contributor to mental decline in the elderly. Statins, mood...
Propionate tends to cause less water retention and estrogenic side effects compared to its longer esterfied counterparts. Similar to what you describe, I feel a little more sluggish, yet calmer, on propionate. However, I prefer propionate to Cypionate or enanthate.
Your dosage may be the...
Anastrozole can cause depressive symptoms, as can taking too much testosterone. @Cataceous is going to love me for this, but if you are taking 0.1 cc enanthate daily that is presumably a 200 mg/mL concentration, equating to you taking 20 mg daily. Accounting for the weight of the ester, that...
Indeed, the men reaching these TTs naturally would be considered outliers. However, normal being within two SDs from the mean does not inherently preclude individuals more than two SDs more being considered physiological. Rather, these individuals are considered outliers. After all, statistical...
To clarify, this statement was made in reference to men on TRT as the counter argument is always that men on TRT tend to have lower SHBG and higher free T.
As far as @readalot post, there were counter arguments providing that cast doubt on the transferability of the research.
To his credit, he did a kick ass job in compiling this data.
But it is, in fact, seen in nature. Thus, the level is not considered supraphyiological. Now, the next counter is to discuss free testosterone being above physiological ranges when TT reaches that high in lower SHBG men. That’s a fair point, but we circle back to the dilemma wherein no evidence...
1100 ng/dL of testosterone has already been established as not qualifying as supraphyiological given that it is observed in healthy non-TRT men. Supraphyiological indicates that the TT achieved is one not seen in nature (physiological).
Supraphyiological for one’s idiosyncratic physiology is...
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