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Latest levels
You hit the jackpot. Low estrodiol/ high SHBG is a really abnormal combination. I have seen a few posts of people trying to figure out how to interpret similar results and the most common answer I have seen is: you need more bloodwork (in order to figure it out).- kelso312
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- Forum: 35 and Older
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Slin Use on Cycle
Nope. I know nothing. But I have been peeing ALOT lately. I might learn about it soon. -
A comeback ye or nay
Oh look at that list of mentions. I am in with the in crowd now... Be ready to pull back on the stick. Mentally you are going to remember how much you used to lift press and squat and you are going to start sprinting toward those numbers, but your body is going to fight you if you go too...- kelso312
- Post #27
- Forum: Training Forum
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Invictus, Virtus, and VII-KT Dosing
You might want to grab some more VII. Studies I have read about 7-Keto show it does work but the timeframe was something like 8 weeks. -
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Brick wall with fat loss
First off. That is impressive. Congrats. Try pulling back on the stick of you training. Lower intensity/volume for a week or so. Cortisol can get screwed up by overtraining which makes your body hang onto water and fat for dear life. Or just take a week or two off and replace your...- kelso312
- Post #6
- Forum: 35 and Older
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Time frame to reduce SHBG & feel normal again?
Hmmm.... Vitamin D levels...?- kelso312
- Post #60
- Forum: Male Anti-Aging Medicine
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Time frame to reduce SHBG & feel normal again?
You said you are naturally lean. Did you check Thyroid levels? Elevated TSH or T3 levels increase SHBG.- kelso312
- Post #58
- Forum: Male Anti-Aging Medicine
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The Official Hypothyroidism Thread
I would add in Vitamin K2. Vitamin D levels will cause the body to hold more calcium in places you would not want to hold it. Instead of bone and teeth the calcium could end up in arteries and soft tissue, not a good thing. Vitamin K2 with Vitamin D will direct the calcium to teeth and bones...- kelso312
- Post #152
- Forum: Weight Loss
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The Official Hypothyroidism Thread
Muscle cramps are side effect of hypothyroidism. The lack of T3 causes an electrolyte imbalance that prevents muscles from relaxing. You could try magnesium. Might work but for some reason things are never that simple. In my experience Epsom salts ( yea the crap that old people use to soak...- kelso312
- Post #150
- Forum: Weight Loss
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High estrogen-anxiety-high BP
If anxiety is a symptom it could be related to elevated prolactin which can come with elevated E2 levels. Prolactin opposes dopamine in the body and throwing off dopamine can cause mood problems. I have even read stuff that says that elevated E2 levels cause increases in serotonin levels... -
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Do PHs and Sarms mess with thyroid function much?
Add in SHBG to your T and E tests. If your thyroid being overactive is to blame for your T/E levels being low/high (if they are), it is because hyper thyroid can raise SHBG levels which will latch on to testosterone, dropping free T levels . SHBG is produced in the liver so the increased output... -
Best Cutting Stack Advice
As much as I like to stir the pot, option 1 jumped at me as soon as I saw s4. Option one is sounds yummy. It is natty and will shred you up with the right diet. -
Tr3sting the Limits
Man you are still tresting the limits? Really pushing it to the limit. Rouse.... http://youtu.be/qk2jeE1LOn8- kelso312
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- Forum: Cycle Logs
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Where did all the Sarms go??
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Where did all the Sarms go??
I could find out. It might take a day or two. One of my favorites still has them all up. -
Where did all the Sarms go??
Yea all the 11 KT products are outrageously priced over there. Even with the x rate it is ridonkulous.