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What should the difference be for total testosterone? I tested in the am at 540ng/nl and tested around 2pm at 288ng/nl. These test were done on different days. I know you peak in the morning but should the drop be that great?
 
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What should the difference be for total testosterone? I tested in the am at 540ng/nl and tested around 2pm at 288ng/nl. These test were done on different days. I know you peak in the morning but should the drop be that great?
Testosterone alters during the day time, there could be several reason why this happens..If the body is stressed then it may drop and divert enzymatic pathways to cortisol vs testosterone, This is why proper evaluation of the patient or client is crucial to know why this may be occuring.
 
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Testosterone alters during the day time, there could be several reason why this happens..If the body is stressed then it may drop and divert enzymatic pathways to cortisol vs testosterone, This is why proper evaluation of the patient or client is crucial to know why this may be occuring.
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What should the difference be for total testosterone? I tested in the am at 540ng/nl and tested around 2pm at 288ng/nl. These test were done on different days. I know you peak in the morning but should the drop be that great?
We found that getting blood work done on 1 day of the month really is rather insignificant and not a true indicator of your "monthly total." As the tests can depend on NUMEROUS variables, stress, excitement, depression, hearing good news, bad news, anxiety etc etc....

After researching several research studies, we finally conducted a series of questions and body images for people to answer and choose from that accurately will score your Testosterone levels.

Given you are compltely honest in answering questions and do not choose inaccurate body images representing yourself, we have seen people use our AndroSTAT program and feedback has been "almost" dead on.

To test the AndroSTAT, we had our beta testers get actual blood work drawn and got their values on paper. Then we had the beta testers take the AndroSTAT test and answer everything accurately, and the difference between AndroSTAT results and their blood draw results were in most cases within 10-70 ng/dL give or take.

Not too shabby for a community accessible online tool --- The AndroSTAT

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Please provide before blood work and post blood work using these methods I would be curious to see it and what parameters are measured.
Again it depends on what is affecting the testosterone in the first place. This is where detailed client or patient history is crucial to isolate where the imbalances may lie. It great to boost your testosterone by using Androstat principle if you are looking for muscle building effects. In majority people I deal with along with Dr's are just looking for a better quality of life. People are looking for a sustained response not a temporary boost as a bodybuilder would. If a person who is not well adrenals are shot then one give them a testosterone boost the person could be in serious trouble. I have seen boosting testosterone in sick individuals which resulting in an adrenal crisis which is life threatening. The message is one needs to aware of the situation in people who are very ill and in a delicate state of health. Shifting to much of one thing can cause a horrible and sometimes life threatening chain reaction (I have experienced almost stopping breathing due to wrong cortisol medication). People just need to be aware of the potential dangerous tinkering with human chemistry especially hormone, adrenal and thyroid. When you have sat on both sides of the desk, then you know the reprocussions first hand.
 
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Please provide before blood work and post blood work using these methods I would be curious to see it and what parameters are measured.
Again it depends on what is affecting the testosterone in the first place. This is where detailed client or patient history is crucial to isolate where the imbalances may lie. It great to boost your testosterone by using Androstat principle if you are looking for muscle building effects. In majority people I deal with along with Dr's are just looking for a better quality of life. People are looking for a sustained response not a temporary boost as a bodybuilder would. If a person who is not well adrenals are shot then one give them a testosterone boost the person could be in serious trouble. I have seen boosting testosterone in sick individuals which resulting in an adrenal crisis which is life threatening. The message is one needs to aware of the situation in people who are very ill and in a delicate state of health. Shifting to much of one thing can cause a horrible and sometimes life threatening chain reaction (I have experienced almost stopping breathing due to wrong cortisol medication). People just need to be aware of the potential dangerous tinkering with human chemistry especially hormone, adrenal and thyroid. When you have sat on both sides of the desk, then you know the reprocussions first hand.
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What exactly are you asking? I was simply agreeing with you in terms of testosterone blood draws will differ depending on time of day and variables people could be facing. I was just saying that a more accurate testosterone measurement would be something of a "monthly total" so you would have more of an average....

AndroSTAT is essentially that.

I agree that depending on the persons condition high amounts of endogenous hormones may NOT be in their best interests depending on the state of health.

-Matt
 

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