Deleted member 43589
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I certainly agree with you that going down, once side effects happen, is much harder than going up. No matter what medication, even peptides I have always been an advocate of starting low and slowly titrating upwards. However, I am not so sure I agree that 100mg/wk is supraphysiological but may be too high for a few people. I sure don't want to second guess their medical opinions based on what they saw with blood work. 200mg+ I would sure agree with being supraphysiological and we do see some guys here and other boards on those kinds of doses. Again, since I have no idea how Defy does their dosing, I can only believe that they are very careful in how they approach this. Most I have met in medicine are very conservative in their administration of medications. I agree, I also support Defy but I will not be one of their customers ONLY because we have plenty of excellent TRT doctors here in Houston who all take insurance. Defy is an excellent choice for someone who does not have this kind of access. I would however love hearing from either a patient or some one at Defy on how they justify their dosing protocols. Would be an interesting conversation. So far we are just guessing.I would take that bet. There are many posts on here in which Defy newcomers describe starting with doses well over 100 mg/week. What is the justification for supraphysiological dosing right from the start—when it's widely believed that titrating downwards is more difficult than titrating upwards? I'm still a supporter of Defy, but this is one area where our views appear to diverge.