Re: Re: The Testosterone Syndrome

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On Sun, 01 Jan 2006 03:57:28 -0000, you wrote:

>Great book. Maybe not 100% correct.

>

>Shots used to be given in large doses every 3 to 4 weeks, which produced

roller-coaster

>high and low T blood levels, along with high conversion to estradiol. Smaller,

more

>frequent doses work better.

>

>ernestnolan is our resident expert here on pellets. I'm sure he'll chime in

before long, or

>search " ernestnolan " in message archives. For example:

> /message/30278

>

>I had pellets implanted once. My experience was rare and unexpected: they

stopped

>working after 7 weeks. I might try them again someday, but I've been getting

good results

>self-injecting 120mg/week (plus a little Arimidex).

Most docs are nervous about pellets because you can;t tinker with

dosing once they're in. With shots you can increase and decrease

doses, or the time between administration to tweak the effects. You

lose that fine tuning ability with pellets.

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