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  1. Need advice on Testosterone levels

    Invaluable information, kisaj! I didn't post my thyroid numbers earlier because the indo said they were great. After looking into the newer reference range some agree with, it's definitely worth investigating. I read that part of thyroid function depends on healthy gut bacteria. Oddly, I started...

  2. Need advice on Testosterone levels

    Thanks for the tip and sorry for the missing info. FSH 5.4 mlU/mL (1.6-8.0 mlU/mL) LH 6.5 mlU/mL (1.5-9.3 mlU/mL) Prolactin 12.4 ng/mL (2.0-18.0 ng/mL) T4Free 1.1 ng/mL (0.8-1.8) TSH 3.05 mlU/mL (0.40-4.50 mlU/mL) Bioavailable T 118.8 ng/dL (110-575 ng/dL) SHBG 34 nmol/L (10-50 nmol/L) Total T...

  3. Need advice on Testosterone levels

    Wonderful. I guess I should've come here sooner. My doctor doesn't even lift OR bro-science. I was told 600 mgs twice a day should help with the osteopenia. But the guy was willing to write a TRT script after one total T test that scored a 358.

  4. Need advice on Testosterone levels

    Thank you both for the info! The chart is an interesting read. I'd like to raise things on my own, especially since the numbers aren't in the gutter. The loss of bone mass is troubling, but I've upped my calcium intake. I've been reading the supplement section on this site to see if there's...

  5. Need advice on Testosterone levels

    I'm 40 years old and have been active in weightlifting for about 8 years. In the last 5-6 months, I've gained about 15-20 lbs, but I've added a lot of healthy fats to hopefully raise my levels. Getting over 155 lbs was always difficult, and now I'm around 175 lbs most days.

  6. Need advice on Testosterone levels

    After running into some 'low T' symptoms (low libido, weight gain, mood swings, osteopenia, and lack of energy) an endocrinologist ran several tests to check things out. After he reviewed them, he said everything was 'normal'. There was very little explanation of the numbers, or how they...
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