Never heard of this stuff before. Let us know how things goIf I can get the same effect through something completely natural and organic, I'd much rather take that than injecting chemicals into my body.
Never heard of this stuff before. Let us know how things goIf I can get the same effect through something completely natural and organic, I'd much rather take that than injecting chemicals into my body.
The testosterone oil is bio-identical to what's in your body. Lacking testosterone is seriously unhealthy.If I can get the same effect through something completely natural and organic, I'd much rather take that than injecting chemicals into my body.
That's why I would prefer a daily gel if I were to go to TRT. Supplements have not been proven to do any good.That may be, but it’s also healthier to take some every day than once a week like injections. That’s much closer to how your body is used to processing T, a little each day rather than a big spike every seven days. I’ll report back in a month or two but thus far I really like this stuff.
If I can get the same effect through something completely natural and organic, I'd much rather take that than injecting chemicals into my body.
I decided to go for one of the online TRT providers instead of the local men's health place for this reason - they would only do weekly injections which required going into the clinic, and I wanted to be able to inject myself every 3-4 days. Also about half the price.That may be, but it’s also healthier to take some every day than once a week like injections. That’s much closer to how your body is used to processing T, a little each day rather than a big spike every seven days. I’ll report back in a month or two but thus far I really like this stuff.
Good idea. There is little reason to go into the clinic, most people do it themselves.I decided to go for one of the online TRT providers instead of the local men's health place for this reason - they would only do weekly injections which required going into the clinic, and I wanted to be able to inject myself every 3-4 days. Also about half the price.
I am not prescribed testosterone but a CBC (Complete Blood Count) is separate from a testosterone panel, which can (if asked) include free and total testosterone, SHBG, Prolactin, PSA, and Estradiol. The CBC is pretty much just to see where your hematocrit and hemoglobin are before starting TRT.A couple questions: When getting, for arguments sake, a CBC ordered by a physician, will it include your test levels? I imagine it would? Second, did you guys who started testosterone treatment notice that you started developing acne or other skin ailments? I hear that's common.
Great response. Thank you.I am not prescribed testosterone but a CBC (Complete Blood Count) is separate from a testosterone panel, which can (if asked) include free and total testosterone, SHBG, Prolactin, PSA, and Estradiol. The CBC is pretty much just to see where your hematocrit and hemoglobin are before starting TRT.
For a testosterone panel you will need to show the doctor why you want that.
Anyone in most states can order testosterone labs and a million others through Discounted labs.com. I have used it often.
You're welcome. I had to get a new doctor who refused to continue labs that the previous doctor had been running so I had to get them myself on my own dime, but instead of paying the full price out of pocket, Discounted Labs will run it for less and they use Quest Labs which is an excellent lab all over the country. I think doctors these days are told what to do by the insurance companys and apparently that includes blood tests now.Great response. Thank you.
Acne and other skin conditions are largely genetic. I never had major acne during my youth... I have been on TRT (usually 200mg a week and have gone experimented from 100 mgs a week up to 300 mgs a week for) and I take anastrozole to prevent excess aromatization. I didn't ever have issues with acne. Most of the "side effects" of T are not "side effects" of Testosterone, but the resulting increase in Estrogen as your body will convert some to estrogen to balance out the hormonal system.I am not prescribed testosterone but a CBC (Complete Blood Count) is separate from a testosterone panel, which can (if asked) include free and total testosterone, SHBG, Prolactin, PSA, and Estradiol. The CBC is pretty much just to see where your hematocrit and hemoglobin are before starting TRT.
For a testosterone panel you will need to show the doctor why you want that.
Anyone in most states can order testosterone labs and a million others through Discounted labs.com. I have used it often.
There's Quests all over the place. Good to know they use a reputable lab. The healthcare industry is bonkers in the US. These drug companies definitely give the MD's kickbacks. The insurance companies are the Puppet Masters pulling all the strings. They choose which drugs they'll pay for lots of times regardless of what the doctors are writing for. And I wonder how they decide which meds to cover and not cover? We can only venture to guess. But I'm sure someone's palms are getting greased big time somewhere down the line when it comes to making those decisions. Okay, I'm rambling...You're welcome. I had to get a new doctor who refused to continue labs that the previous doctor had been running so I had to get them myself on my own dime, but instead of paying the full price out of pocket, Discounted Labs will run it for less and they use Quest Labs which is an excellent lab all over the country. I think doctors these days are told what to do by the insurance companys and apparently that includes blood tests now.
Could you elaborate on that?Who do people prefer enanthate/cypionate over taking for example undecanoate weekly? Seems like you will get a much more stable e2 with weekly U than biweekly E or C.
Cypionate is the standard medicine for injections. Enth is also something Dr's will provide you with, and both half lives are roughly the same. So firstly its about what you can get a Dr. to send you a prescription for. Secondly you can take an AI like Anastrozole to deal with the fluctuation.Who do people prefer enanthate/cypionate over taking for example undecanoate weekly? Seems like you will get a much more stable e2 with weekly U than biweekly E or C.