it's the Entourage Testosterone Patients group...
here's the Doc's post:
"Hey guys and gals! I thought I would personally make the announcement as there has been MUCH speculation as to why we stopped taking new patients! It has turned into a conspiracy theory, almost.
I have been battling...
on the Entourage patient group?
maybe I need to look again...
EDIT: I just checked their Entourage patient page and Dr Henry says he's closing the practice.
So, it's a little confusing following the posts on Facebook, but it appears that Entourage TRT clinic is closing.
Any other clinics available out there? I've heard of Defy, but don't know of any other names....
Edit: another one I forgot about in the midwest is Mantality….. I don't know...
I think that's a horrible idea.
dropping calories that much is going to suppress your natural hormonal production..... adding in Ostarine is going to significantly add to the suppression.
obviously the LGD is going to add to the HPTA suppression, as well.
I think you'd be better off...
most OTC supps have a mariginal effect compared to a SERM. like a 25% boost vs a 100% boost. and are usually more expensive.....
but there are some good products out there that can help out....
one key, is to make sure you use HCG on cycle, so that it makes it easier for the SERM to work in...
typically people recommend it as EOD or E3D, but I agree with DementedCowboy…. you're going to be more apt to need it around your injection times. and since the testosterone doesn't immediately aromatize, then most of us have found dosing it sometime after the injection works best. for me...
I agree with Whisky.
if you're looking at getting the wife pregnant soon, then why not just run a SERM for a while as a means of maxing out your natural testosterone levels? obviously that will help with fertility, too....
it's kinda hard to look at incomplete bloodwork and make any sort of assumptions. the LH is kinda low, but it also depends what your testosterone, E2, FSH etc are....
there's a difference in taking a test booster (most are bunk anyway.... a SERM would be better) and taking a SARM. SARMs are suppressive to the HPTA, so if you take something when you're already suppressed, I would not expect you to have very good HPTA recovery.
have you had bloodwork since...
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