okay thanks guys, but if i started clomid would i be reliant upon it for the rest of my life like TRT? im sorry im not too educated on clomid.
[quote]titsmcgee103 wrote:
okay thanks guys, but if i started clomid would i be reliant upon it for the rest of my life like TRT? im sorry im not too educated on clomid.[/quote]
Usually clomid is used to kick start and then taper off and discontinue.
also vt balla i couldnt afford the ghrp-6, but i got the cjc…wat kinda dosing protocol should i do, its really hard to find info on it
Tits, Iro is right you don’t have to take clomid forever that is why it is the better first option. You still need thyroid hormone however. Your doctor will most likely be very willing to prescribe you that since it isn’t anything ‘different’ like clomid to men.
GHRP-6 is much cheaper than CJC, so I’m not sure what site you were buying from…did you get the CJC MOD GRF (1-29) (aka CJC 1295 without DAC)?
Truthfully, unless you are using them together you won’t get the full effect of their use. They work in synergy such that the sum of their effects is more than the individual contributions (i.e. 2+2=7). I probably wouldn’t run one without the other, and if I was going to run just one it would be the G6.
For anti-aging and growth hormone restoration puproses, I would probably dose 100 mcg of each prior to bed. Do not eat within an hour or so before (empty stomach is best) and wait for about 15 minutes before eating anything after your inject (especially carbs and fat…protein isnt so bad).
zinc deficiency is the most common cause of low testosterone. some kids in somalia wouldnt even hit puberty until they forified their diet with zinc. zinc orotate at around 120mg/day should help some
[quote]methias223 wrote:
zinc deficiency is the most common cause of low testosterone. some kids in somalia wouldnt even hit puberty until they forified their diet with zinc. zinc orotate at around 120mg/day should help some[/quote]
this is very true, I attribute zinc (90mg a day), magnesium (1-4 grams every 2 nights as epsom salt), vitamin d (5-10,000 IUs/day) and iodine (5-10mg) for increasing my testosterone over 100% from the low. I was almost too low on vitamin d, as to the other minerals I am not sure what my levels were.
[quote]titsmcgee103 wrote:
[quote]VTBalla34 wrote:
You experienced blunt trauma to your testicles from a car wreck?
Your pituitary could have possibly been damaged from whiplash, but pituitary output seems pretty decent (LH/FSH/ACTH). LH/FSH are on the lower end of things, but aren’t all that low. But your body doesn’t seem to care that you have low T and is not putting out more signals, so that is a bit confusing.
If I were you, I would focus on the Growth Hormone. All signs point to this as a real problem for you. Your choice whether to implement it or not, but if I were in your situation this is the route I would take.
How do they actually test you for growth hormone itself? I’ve not seen this in anyone else’s bloodwork. IGF-1 is about the closest I’ve seen. Did you get that tested as well?
Read up on GHRP-6 and CJC 1295 (MOD GRF 1-29). These are peptides that will increase your body’s GH output tremendously. If I were you, I would do an anti-aging dose of about 100 mcg of each before bed every night and retest in 4-6 weeks to see what improvements there are.
What did you get in your latest bloodwork? I will be surprised if cortisol is an issue (ACTH is pretty decent).[/quote]
i will look into the GH, i never heard of gh peptides before, i did not get a test for igf-1, are those peptides expensive? i hear gh is outrageous.
also my latest bloodwork isnt in yet i am taking the test today i will keep you posted, thanks guys.[/quote]
Your doctor did test IGF-1. Somatomedin C is IGF-1.