MarkLA Member Jan 8, 2008 #1 Invalid Link Removed Suggests that due to reduced T clearance, older men may need a lower T dosage than younger men. The differences seem to be pronounced. Mark
Invalid Link Removed Suggests that due to reduced T clearance, older men may need a lower T dosage than younger men. The differences seem to be pronounced. Mark
JanSz Well-known member Jan 8, 2008 #2 MarkLA said: Invalid Link Removed Suggests that due to reduced T clearance, older men may need a lower T dosage than younger men. The differences seem to be pronounced. Mark Click to expand... Note the doses used: "125-, 300-, and 600-mg dose groups" The results are probably correct, but rather irrelevant to what we are attempting to accomplish. We adjust the dose until either FreeT or BAT gets to desired level. If somebody metabolizes faster he will end up with somewhat higher T dose then slow-metabolizer. It also happens that Phil is known fast metabolizer, he is 62yo.
MarkLA said: Invalid Link Removed Suggests that due to reduced T clearance, older men may need a lower T dosage than younger men. The differences seem to be pronounced. Mark Click to expand... Note the doses used: "125-, 300-, and 600-mg dose groups" The results are probably correct, but rather irrelevant to what we are attempting to accomplish. We adjust the dose until either FreeT or BAT gets to desired level. If somebody metabolizes faster he will end up with somewhat higher T dose then slow-metabolizer. It also happens that Phil is known fast metabolizer, he is 62yo.