Seems low, but depends on the person. 250-300mg a week puts my total test at >3000ng/dL. Whereas 100mg a week puts me ~900ng/dL.40-60 mgs test per week?
So correct me if my inference is wrong, but the gist is aromatization happens more when levels spike the highest, and so dosing more often keeps it more flat? Which makes sense, but it also means more needle sticks.posted in other threads about this. matrix correct (but obviously test on self bloodwork) - take your weekly trt dose and break it down into a per day (or eod - see later). less injected (but more often) = less to aromatize. i went from mid-upper 30s with .5mg a-zole 2x/week (90mg test ev 3.5 days)... to mid-upper 30's with NO AI.
I do EOD injections - didnt have to go every day. must do math though - M, W, F, Su, T, Th, Sat is 7 injections over 2 weeks, so 52mg eod x7 / 2 = weekly amount. don't mess up, lol! Daily easier, but must commit to consistency.
posted in other threads about this. matrix correct (but obviously test on self bloodwork) - take your weekly trt dose and break it down into a per day (or eod - see later). less injected (but more often) = less to aromatize. i went from mid-upper 30s with .5mg a-zole 2x/week (90mg test ev 3.5 days)... to mid-upper 30's with NO AI.
I do EOD injections - didnt have to go every day. must do math though - M, W, F, Su, T, Th, Sat is 7 injections over 2 weeks, so 52mg eod x7 / 2 = weekly amount. don't mess up, lol! Daily easier, but must commit to consistency.
So correct me if my inference is wrong, but the gist is aromatization happens more when levels spike the highest, and so dosing more often keeps it more flat? Which makes sense, but it also means more needle sticks.
That’s not a recipe for a long term strategy. No way one can do every day injections for very long. Life gets in the way.
That’s not a recipe for a long term strategy. No way one can do every day injections for very long. Life gets in the way.
I wouldn’t want to do every day injections but there’s tens of thousands of people that inject everyday....insulin dependent diabetics.
yes correct! but now, if good insurance/job, they use insulin pump. newest also adds bluetooth constant glucose monitor too. cool stuff.