Re: I need more stable T levels

[Guest guest]

On Sat, 02 Jun 2007 01:29:50 -0000, you wrote:

>Gel is my only option. Used AG for a good while - now I find that my

>level gets low in the afternoon. I get run down, tired, moody, etc.

>(You know how it feels) My pm T levels are around 200. I've tried a

>higher dose in the morning and I get too hyper. Does anyone have a

>strategy for getting more stable blood T levels using the gel?

I found over time Gel lost its effectiveness and my levels dropped. My

skin thickened, hair grew on application sites, etc. and my levels

went from 800+ to 400, even with two packets.

Why is gel your " only option " ?

[Guest guest]

Yes put half the dose on in the morning and the other half 12hrs later. If this

does not work you need to switch to shots. For some men the gels quit working.

Do 100 mgs of Dept eveyweek.

hedgesonic <rphnuke@...> wrote: Gel is my only option. Used AG

for a good while - now I find that my

level gets low in the afternoon. I get run down, tired, moody, etc.

(You know how it feels) My pm T levels are around 200. I've tried a

higher dose in the morning and I get too hyper. Does anyone have a

strategy for getting more stable blood T levels using the gel?

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[Guest guest]

Does anyone have a pharmacokinetics curve for the injectable T?

>

> >Gel is my only option. Used AG for a good while - now I find that my

> >level gets low in the afternoon. I get run down, tired, moody, etc.

> >(You know how it feels) My pm T levels are around 200. I've tried a

> >higher dose in the morning and I get too hyper. Does anyone have a

> >strategy for getting more stable blood T levels using the gel?

>

>

> I found over time Gel lost its effectiveness and my levels dropped. My

> skin thickened, hair grew on application sites, etc. and my levels

> went from 800+ to 400, even with two packets.

>

> Why is gel your " only option " ?

>

[Guest guest]

I am not sure what your asking for but maybe this will help.

http://forum.mesomorphosis.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=6413 & d=1139879356

hedgesonic <rphnuke@...> wrote:

Does anyone have a pharmacokinetics curve for the injectable T?

>

> >Gel is my only option. Used AG for a good while - now I find that my

> >level gets low in the afternoon. I get run down, tired, moody, etc.

> >(You know how it feels) My pm T levels are around 200. I've tried a

> >higher dose in the morning and I get too hyper. Does anyone have a

> >strategy for getting more stable blood T levels using the gel?

>

>

> I found over time Gel lost its effectiveness and my levels dropped. My

> skin thickened, hair grew on application sites, etc. and my levels

> went from 800+ to 400, even with two packets.

>

> Why is gel your " only option " ?

>

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[Guest guest]

>

> >Gel is my only option. Used AG for a good while - now I find

that my

> >level gets low in the afternoon. I get run down, tired, moody,

etc.

> >(You know how it feels) My pm T levels are around 200. I've

tried a

> >higher dose in the morning and I get too hyper. Does anyone have

a

> >strategy for getting more stable blood T levels using the gel?

>

>

> I found over time Gel lost its effectiveness and my levels

dropped. My

> skin thickened, hair grew on application sites, etc. and my levels

> went from 800+ to 400, even with two packets.

>

> Why is gel your " only option " ?

i really didnt like gell it is just hard to keeep up with ( for me

any ways) Right mow i use a pach and it really works for me.

>

[Guest guest]

On Sat, 02 Jun 2007 23:16:57 -0000, you wrote:

>Does anyone have a pharmacokinetics curve for the injectable T?

You can google one up. It basically peaks in three days and then

drops. So weekly shots are not bad for most.

[Guest guest]

Patches and gels never worked for me. I use injectables. Here's a tip if you

switch to injectables. It's going to take some time to adjust. Withdrawal

symptoms may be a bit strong until you adjust so be patient, it will eventially

smooth out.

After a couple of years of injections, my levels are around 275 but I feel

fine.

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[Guest guest]

how much T do you shoot and how often I find it dam hard to believe you

feel fine at a level of 275 what is your labs range. It is best to have your

Total and Free Testosterone levels up into the upper 1/3 of your labs range.

And to keep your Estradiol down between 10 to 30 best at 20. This is what is

best for good health. At 275 your joints and muscles don't get enough T to stay

healty. And your heart is a muscle. It's all in this link.

http://www.griffinmedical.com/male_hormone_modulation_therapy.html

Norsworthy <norsworthy_david@...> wrote:

Patches and gels never worked for me. I use injectables. Here's a tip

if you switch to injectables. It's going to take some time to adjust. Withdrawal

symptoms may be a bit strong until you adjust so be patient, it will eventially

smooth out.

After a couple of years of injections, my levels are around 275 but I feel fine.

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