Supraphysiological Testosterone Levels (Part 2) - My TRT Protocol

[@tormundwolfsbaine3606]

Learning a ton from these vids. Stopped my DIY TRT on the 9th doc, got me blood test on 26th... cant wait to be sorted. Bring on the homeostasis.

[@themenshealthclinic]

Good man

[@Panos__]

Thank you doctor for your wonderful messages as always. You are not only an outstanding person but also wise and extremely motivating. Your messages of balance across the board have been so important for me and for this I am grateful. Thanks for your efforts and existing. With respect from Athens Greece

[@themenshealthclinic]

Thank you 😊

[@barrynelson4493]

The dog’s been promoted 🤣

[@themenshealthclinic]

Ha!

[@MrJocky82]

Brilliant advice again doc. Beautiful dogs btw. High dex!👍🏼

[@themenshealthclinic]

He’s a handsome boy 🥰

[@ajmuaythai]

Hi mate. Can we put test cyp and hcg in the same syringe?

[@bfourney]

Really interesting about the hcg neuro stimulation. I’ve heard of adrenal and possible thyroid stimulation, but not neuro

[@themenshealthclinic]

Hence reported improved libido and cognitive function

[@bfourney]

@@themenshealthclinic I have noticed improved mood when on HCG vs just test alone or upping the test dose when taking out HCG. This is probably why.

[@vaderetro264]

12.5mg of test cypionate per injection? Damn, that's properly 'micro', there will be more leftover test in the syringe that that actually injected. Great video as always.

[@themenshealthclinic]

A good proportion of my testosterone comes from the HCG 👍

[@vaderetro264]

@@themenshealthclinic Thank you.

[@cas84utd]

Whats your typical E2 when you're at 35 total and 0.6 - 0.8 free? Thinking about what the optimal ratios would be.. Thanks Doc

[@themenshealthclinic]

80-120pmol/l

[@themenshealthclinic]

That’s optimal for me, it may not be optimal for you 🤷‍♂️

[@JohnSmith-jg4rq]

When you say 35, is that nmol/litre?

[@themenshealthclinic]

Yep

[@Carsick8]

Do you except just a low total T test as a start to proceed onto full diagnosis?

[@themenshealthclinic]

Please email [e-mail] with a pdf copy of your bloods and a quick summary 👍

[@dananewc66]

Would love to know what a 35 T is compared to the way things are measured in the US. A company I worked for had a target, goal of at least 900 T, low according to Medicare is anything below 300. Would love to know what 35 means in comparison, I have gone to micro-dosing and away from pellets.

[@themenshealthclinic]

1100

[@StigFerrari]

@@themenshealthclinictop of the natural range 👍

[@Sinasi08]

What is your total and free testosterone in ng/l ?

[@themenshealthclinic]

No idea, in the U.K. we use nmol/l

[@Sinasi08]

@@themenshealthclinic it's OK I used a converter. Very good levels 👍

[@paoloevangelisti2151]

In regard to hcg, i ve often herd that It looses potency after a short amount of time (a week after reconstitution with purified water or even BAC 0,9 benzil alchool). I ve noticed myself that after the first week, my vial of hcg is not as effective as before. Is usefull up the dosage week by week until the next vial? What can we do to extend the potency of hcg once reconstituted? Thanks from Italy

[@themenshealthclinic]

themenshealthclinic.co.uk/hcg-factsheet/

[@keithnicholsmd6896]

Robert, the "premise behind having normal physiologic levels" while on testosterone therapy is an opinion. It's actually not based on any medical data or literature, showing that that is what works the best. There is also no medical data to support maintaining a mans level within the normal physiologic range while on testosterone therapy. These are all opinions and not based on actual facts or clinical outcomes. I've spent the last five years researching this very topic. Some of us have had it so wrong for so many years and right now you still do. I think you mean well, but you're still caught up in belief perseverance and beliefs are not based on true medical facts when you actually dig into the medical literature. Remember for almost 70 years it was believed it was everyone's "opinion" that testosterone caused prostate cancer or worse than prostate cancer in a man that had a pre-existing cancer when he started testosterone. Kind of like the proverbial pouring gasoline on a fire

[@themenshealthclinic]

Keep doing what you’re doing and I’ll keep doing what I’m doing. Thanks for your opinion 👍

[@keithnicholsmd6896]

Just thought I would help you advance a little@@themenshealthclinic

[@themenshealthclinic]

That’s cute

[@paweluko]

I wish Robert would engage in a discourse with you. I keep watching both you, Robert and other experts and there seems to be so much discrepancy between what everyone says. This is rather disheartening, as you can imagine. 6:49

[@keithnicholsmd6896]

@@paweluko Robert never provides any medical literature to support his opinions. That’s opposite of what I’ve tried to do.

[@hedley939]

I know exactly what you are saying: 🏃‍♀️🍆🏃‍♂️

[@themenshealthclinic]

Good 😊