DaytonaJonah
Active Member
A few months ago I looked over my past blood tests and found that my free T levels were 10% of what most men are posting here...and I have never felt dialed in. In times past, my Test-enanthate doses have ranged from 50mgs to 90mgs weekly and I've tried daily, EOD, E3.5D, & weekly.
With that background, about 12 weeks ago I decided to up my weekly dosage to see if I could get my free T off the mat and move the needle. So, I upped to 130mgs split every 3.5 days.
I had blood drawn yesterday at trough:
Total Test: 11.400 ng/mL ref. range 2.410 - 8.700
Free Test: 0.068 ng/mL ref. range 0.015 - 0.050
E2 Estro: 61.8 pgr/mL ref. range 7.6 - 42.6
Ferritin: 291.90 ng/mL ref. range 30.00 - 400.00
Hematocrit: 48.4%
One thing I learned here at Excelmale, is that most guys will report back as doing their best at or near 2% free T to total T. Well, my results show I'm only at approx. 25% of where it should be to reach that 2% ratio.
I still don't feel much better.
What could be causing such a suppression of free T in spite of such large amounts of total T?
For reference: Free T testing here used the "Chemluminscience" method. I live in an area in Mexico where we don't always have access to the most recent testing protocols, so I have to go off what is available along with my own "How do you feel" test.
With that background, about 12 weeks ago I decided to up my weekly dosage to see if I could get my free T off the mat and move the needle. So, I upped to 130mgs split every 3.5 days.
I had blood drawn yesterday at trough:
Total Test: 11.400 ng/mL ref. range 2.410 - 8.700
Free Test: 0.068 ng/mL ref. range 0.015 - 0.050
E2 Estro: 61.8 pgr/mL ref. range 7.6 - 42.6
Ferritin: 291.90 ng/mL ref. range 30.00 - 400.00
Hematocrit: 48.4%
One thing I learned here at Excelmale, is that most guys will report back as doing their best at or near 2% free T to total T. Well, my results show I'm only at approx. 25% of where it should be to reach that 2% ratio.
I still don't feel much better.
What could be causing such a suppression of free T in spite of such large amounts of total T?
For reference: Free T testing here used the "Chemluminscience" method. I live in an area in Mexico where we don't always have access to the most recent testing protocols, so I have to go off what is available along with my own "How do you feel" test.