Question on SHBG and Free T

dcuozzo

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I just had my blood work done lab core did the testing. Total T was 437 ranges were 264-916 so I looked ok. But when I looked further my SHBG was 50 ranges 16-55 so looks high and my free test is 7 ranges 6-22. So that seems to be on the low side. Estrogen on the low side.

I guess the question is how can I free up more T. Is
It possible to lower SHBG?
 
no without drugs, I'm in the same boat just my total test much higher I tried stinging nettle leaf and others herbal stuff no results
 
bobi593 said:
no without drugs, I'm in the same boat just my total test much higher I tried stinging nettle leaf and others herbal stuff no results
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Can't say that I am surprised that didn't work out for ya..
dcuozzo said:
I just had my blood work done lab core did the testing. Total T was 437 ranges were 264-916 so I looked ok. But when I looked further my SHBG was 50 ranges 16-55 so looks high and my free test is 7 ranges 6-22. So that seems to be on the low side. Estrogen on the low side.

I guess the question is how can I free up more T. Is
It possible to lower SHBG?
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Boron and Tongat Ali are supposed to do a pretty good job for lowering SHBG..
 
bobi593 said:
Show me please blood work which show that this stuff works
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Second this. Any proof that any of these compounds actually work?
 
bobi593 said:
Show me please blood work which show that this stuff works
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kenpoengineer said:
Second this. Any proof that any of these compounds actually work?
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To be honest, I was just basing this on prior knowledge. Upon looking into it further, it seems that lowering SHBG is easier said than done...unless you want to take a low dose of Ostarine (probably not). Magnesium, Vitamin D, and Boron do look promising. Here is some blood work I found on somebody using Boron...there could be more. It is not all that significant of a reduction, but it is a result after taking the supplement for only a 2 week period.

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Tongat Ali (assuming it is a quality extract) has always been reported to be affective in lowering SHBG according to trusted sources. I have not looked to see if there is any blood work available to prove so...

I don't have any definitive answers, but the above supplements are certainly worth some consideration!
 
We put it in Ventristane for a reason. (Longjack; Tongkat Ali) along with some other really nice to haves to help control E.

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