What's your Free-Testosterone?

Hows your sleep?

@dextermorgan mentioned needing 8 hours sleep or else he wouldn’t feel good, while needing way less sleep pre-TRT.

Thinking I’m in a similar boat - before I could function with 5-7 hours sleep, now I need 7.5-8.5 or I’m an absolute mess… wondering if higher FT would reduce the margin for error when it comes to the sleep we need.

On the flip side, I know some people who need far less sleep after TRT. I remember reading a study that showed those with low testosterone will need the most sleep. This doesn’t mean higher T people sleep less, but possibly that if more sleep is needed, FT might not be high enough.

Deeper sleep than before and I feel like I need less.

If his free t is at 60 (seems bizzare for cream) and his total at 600 i guarantee he has issues.

My free t was almost 40 on cream and he’s using more than I did, so I don’t doubt it. That stuff is strong.

I was only using 3 clicks a day and have crazy high shbg. A lot of people start at 4 clicks a day.

60 is bizarre for cream? I know about 50 personally with free T over 50 on the cream.

He has a physique to die for and states zero issues. Are you calling the man a liar?

You’ve called me a liar claiming I have issues, which I don’t, and now Steven Devos, where he doesn’t either. You’ve never met either of us in person.

Do you realize how insane this is you troll?

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Total t?

1500+

Maxed out the test

You cant simply shoot for higher and higher free t it doesnt work that way.

It doesn’t? That’s funny, because it kinda does.

Funny how T levels rise when you add more T.

Troll.

It doesnt. It 100% doesnt.

T levels don’t rise when you add more T?

Holy fucking shit.

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Lulzzz

If anything here is 100%, you’re either a retard or a troll or a combination of both.

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:popcorn:

Learn to spell when you claim someone is dumb.

I know how to spell. Just laziness.

Tell you what, retard: demonstrate your evidence for T levels not going up when you add T.

Please!

Wtf are you talking about. Of course t levels go up when you add t. You can have TOO much free t relevant to e2 and total t.

You just said you can’t shoot for higher free T because it doesn’t work that way. Yes it does. You add more T. Then you said I’m wrong. Now you’re saying I’m right.

Holy crap.

Find the minimum dose required to resolve symptoms. WHATEVER number that is. Maybe it’s 20 and maybe it’s 65. Everybody’s number is different.

If you can’t grasp this I don’t know what to say.

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You can have TOO much free t (relevant to e2). You cant simply shoot for the highest free t levels possible and boom all problems solved.