Agreed regarding him being closed minded. He uses more absolutes than anyone I’ve ever seen, even more than the docs he’s quoting and learning from.
That doesn’t mean he isn’t mostly right, but he seems more concerned with using absolutes and saying he’s always right to say every other perspective is wrong than much else.
For those of you that inject daily (I may start doing that tonight), are you still using test cyp, or switched to test enanthate? I ask because cyp has a half life of 8 days whereas enanthate is 4.5 days…or does it matter once a steady state is achieved?
Cypionate is generally best absorbed no matter how frequent you inject. This is according to an experienced TRT doctor and also according to the trusted steroid dealer I’ve know for a lot of time who has sold a lot of t to his clients - cypionate, enanthate and propionate
My prescription is 220mg (200mg cypionate & 20mg enanthate). Someone at the compound pharmacy probably thought it sounded cooler that way. I actually take 200mg/week daily.
Thanks guys. I was trying to figure out though, how to transition into daily from every 3.5 days. At first I thought I’d wait until 3.5 days after my last shot, and then start daily. But I looked at a calculator, and it showed I would have had a huge dip, with a while before reaching steady state. The best I can figure it, for smoothest transition, I will do my normal 3.5 day shot tonight, and 48 hrs later, start with the daily injections. Best I can figure it, this will give me a very smooth cross over.
I said it jokingly, he just said I can also start at 25 as well.
I see most people here start at way below 30mg ED but seems his practice shows 30 works fine for most people. But Im very sensitive to everything external I take
My main high E2 symptoms were insomnia and sleeping for few hours, bloating, moon face, ED, emotional, tiredness. I tried SQ for around 6 weeks, injecting every M, W, F.
So then how is estrogen calculated ? Do the studies you posted show this because I don’t have time right now to read.
Tell me why do they continue to lower our free t and total max ranges.
More and more men and women are having more issues with hormones than ever before. Today’s max range is 30% lower than 5 years ago. That’s not healthy. Do they create these ranges via healthy folks who have zero issues? I would say it’s a sick population if the so called healthy male has less and less hormones alas the years pass. It should be alarming.
We know that free t is relative to e in healthy individuals. The more we have the more e we have right? So why would I want to follow a lab range that says max free t is 21 and e2 is 40 or so.
If I jump to 25 why are we running around looking at e ranges in the adbsence of Free t and told that it’s above range? A range that is constantly moving.
Does that explain what I’m saying there? For me it’s clear as day… I’ll Check out those studies when I can.