When you have to email a company to find out its ingredients, you know theres prolly something dodge going on.
I cant find an ingredient profile for any of their products. What I have found, I would put two and two together here that its highly possible these are largely natty products sold...
If 50-etc worked for you previously with little sides, then its gotta be your call whether you deviate from that in the future. I personally think 50 is unnecessary, and the trt protocols Ive seen are consistent with this. The studies indicate that 25 is sufficient at getting guys into mid-upper...
Whats the ideal training program?
You have to keep in mind that most of these studies use secondary hypo men. The treatment goal is to get all their levels within range, and to slowly titrate the dose down whilst maintaining those levels.
Best case scenario, their HPTA is responsive and they...
Meh. What were your lh/fsh numbers? Id be surprised if SHBG wasnt out of range as well. And, what was your TT 2-3mnths later?
I mean, really, what is the point in pushing TT to non-sustainable levels?
Doing a bit of research on DMSO, stuff does look very good in a TD setting. My old mate Pat Arnold gives it the thumbs up.
But Im wondering, why didnt Pat utilise it in his topicals, and why hasnt it found favour in the pharma industry?
Firstly, it seems to really shine when used with...
Thats why I find the lack of e2 and SHBG data disappointing.
3x 50mg is not too far off 25mg/d as a gross weekly dose. But...does dosing higher but slightly less frequently result in less e2/SHBG increases compared to lower ed dosing? Does it result in less zuclomiphene accumulation over time...
Itll work man, if its dosed as he said.
Dermatrest works, so does dermacrine, sup3r 11, and androgel. And theyre all subject to the same restrictions.
5mg bioavailble testosterone works. Again, AGAIN, lol, Im sure this td tren will too.
Guys, those DMSO studies are from the 1960s. The test gel is 2000s.
The DMSO studies are murine, rats. Rats have comparatively very thin, easily permeable skin.
Its potentially encouraging, but personally until I can access the full texts then Im still dubious as to the guys 100% absorption...
The idea behind exfoliating soap (basically a sand soap, Evomuse sells one) and exfoliating gloves is that when you shower and use them, you are are trying to prime the application area by removing dead skin.
I wouldnt do this straight after applying the product, as it may negatively disrupt...
To be honest I dont know, Im dubious, at least from an absorption point of view. But maybe splitting the dose/applications results in a more favourable pharmacodynamic profile.
The reason Im dubious about splitting the apps is that unless you are also increasing the daily amount by doing so...
So thus far at least, youre seeing benefits but no typical sides. Tempting to read into that but could be premature.
Dosing, youre doing 1.5ml split into three...so applying 75mg tren total?
How is this being packaged, pump bottle? Or no pump, you use syringe to dose?
Lol, bro, I know. I use dermatrest man. When I first came across Pat's claims I couldnt believe it. But to date, I havent read any scientific evidence that contradicts him. It only corroborates his claims.
This is gonna be crude as fuk, and the comparison wont be anywhere near as neat as the...
I will prolly have to clarify this 4eva...
Im not doubting what you feel. Im not claiming the product is underdosed and should be avoided.
Do we avoid all other TDs that work because of absorption facts?
I am saying, though, that based on the evidence thus far, it is unlikely you are getting...
But the studies confirm what he claims.
Please present the studies showing pharma meds administered by TD having 30%+ absorption. Then we can compare pharma TD with UGL DMSO techniques.
This discussion needs objective evidence, not just "but dmso is bomb brah".
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