Chemical castration and pfs are incredibly similar, and reversible

[Helen]

Have you gotten bloods yet to confirm that you're in a low T state? Just curious, because 100mg/week isn't an uncommon dose for TRT which puts people from hypogonadal to within range, so I'm kind of skeptical that you'd end up with lower T than initially.

Exactly , Joe is talking about super low dose T which is used every single day for TRT. People on propecia forum, posted their results on this dosages and on 80 mg a week. Anyone can go and see it on propecia forum. And testosterone levels were off the charts.


Different matter is high DHT. Testosterone decreases potassium. My close friend was in the emergency room the other day, with severe hypokalemia, almost died., was on cycle of testosterone for 5 months.


If testosteone decreases potassium,, then it lowers DHT. since DHT increases aldosterone. and with lower potassium you have lower aldosterone.


So lets say if the cell is high potassium, testosterone should lower this potassium. So for some cases it works this way.

 

[joekool]

Have you gotten bloods yet to confirm that you're in a low T state? Just curious, because 100mg/week isn't an uncommon dose for TRT which puts people from hypogonadal to within range, so I'm kind of skeptical that you'd end up with lower T than initially. I know you're seeing improvements, but it would be good to confirm exactly how/why it's working for you.

No, no bloodwork. I’m going by feeing or benefits. I’m prepping to cycle off in 2 weeks with pct lasting about 3 weeks

 

[Kamil]

@Helen And what if the person has a higher level of sodium than potassium?

 

[Admiral]

I’ve decided to use trip when my next ARL cycle runs out. Prices differ a lot, I’ve noticed.

How serious are you guys about using trip, @health, @Rid?

 

[Shanks]

I’ve decided to use trip when my next ARL cycle runs out. Prices differ a lot, I’ve noticed.

How serious are you guys about using trip, @health, @Rid?

What is "trip"?

 

[Admiral]

Triptorelin

 

[RedStaR]

The paper presents evidence indicating that, in an “in vitro” system, progesterone may interfere with the conversion of testosterone into its “active” metabolites (5 alpha-androstan-17 beta-ol-3-one, 5 alpha-androstan-3 beta, 17 beta-diol and 5 alpha-androstan-3 alpha, 17 beta-diol, etc.) both at the anterior pituitary and prostatic levels. Progesterone probably acts as a preferential substrate for the enzyme 5 alpha-reductase present in these structures. Other steroids are also active in diminishing the 5 alpha-reduction of testosterone in its target organs. Both corticoids and progestagens seem to be effective inhibitors for such a reduction. These observations open a new approach for developing anti-androgenic compounds.

Take your abortion pills ladies.

 

[health]

I’ve decided to use trip when my next ARL cycle runs out. Prices differ a lot, I’ve noticed.

How serious are you guys about using trip, @health, @Rid?

Hey. I've started TEI this week and decided to stick solely to it till (at least) the end of march.
I asked Helen exclusively about this drug and he advised me to not interfere with my body chemistry (which it would surely do) atm.

If - knock wood - TEI won't put me on the right path, then I'm deadly serious about this. As with every other reasonable way.
Please let us know what you decide. I'd love to see your results if you decide to go with it.