Appassionato
Active Member
YOu are the one embarrassing yourself. You can easily find a lot of studies where low SHBG is associated with obesity, metabolic syndrome and higher BMI
One do you think I have to prove something?
You are the one claiming what are supraphysilogical doses, high e2 is bad and whatever crap that to a new TRT user like me seems strange. Thankfully now there are better resources to learn about TRT
It has been discussed many times in this forum. The more androgens you inject, the lower your SHBG will go, because there is not much left to bind to the high amount of androgens you're throwing in.
So in a TRT context, your statement is the yet another stupid comments you made. Along with "when T plummet, E2 rises" and "daily injections will lower your E2".
I'm 88 kg, 179 cm, 10-12% body fats (depending on the season) heavy weights 5 times a week, and my SHBG has been measured 25 at peak and around 35 at through. The only time my SHBG was in the 40s was when my T was 200 ng/dL and my body fats 16%.
Guess why?
You're telling me yours is higher because you're leaner than me?
Please cut down this non-sense and get out of here, since you have better resources to learn about TRT. You started getting annoying.
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