Thanx for the tips guys.Spywizard I'm gonna read about PT-141.Goin on 4T...dude I use Levitra once in a while but it's like there's no feeling or drive behind it.I just do it to keep the wife happy.
Flatscat...good point on the bloodwork...here it is ...please don't mind the Canadian reference values.Tests done late August.
Free Test: 24.8 pmol/L Range is 31.2-162.9.
Total Test:10.7 nmol/L Range is 10.0-38.5
Prolactin: 14.6 ug/L Range is 2.6-13.1
Estradiol: 59 pmol/L Range is 95-230
LH: 0.2 IU/L Range is 2.5-16.3
FSH: 0.3 IU/L Range is 1.2-18.5
DHEA: 4.3 nmol/L Range is 3.4-37
Guys please keep in mind I'm on 100 mg of Cypionate weekly and these are my readings!!! I think you all understand now why I have zero libido.What's my best hope cuz boosting the weekly injections didn't help .I've gone up to 200mg/wk and felt nothing....
Holly shit dude. That is while on? Why didn't he check your estogen? Your problem is conversion get some freaken proviron and bump up the test to 150mg/week for 6 months. The proviron will keep the test from converting to estro. Here is the wiki info on it:
Mesterolone
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Mesterolone
Systematic (IUPAC) name
1 alpha-methyl-17 beta-hydroxy-5 alpha-androstan-3-one
Identifiers
CAS number 1424-00-6
ATC code G03BB01
PubChem 15020
Chemical data
Formula C20H32O2
Mol. mass 304.467 g/mol
Pharmacokinetic data
Bioavailability ?
Metabolism Liver
Half life ?
Excretion ?
Therapeutic considerations
Pregnancy cat. ?
Legal status Prescription Only (AU)
Routes ?
Mesterolone is an orally applicable androgen, and DHT derivative. It is sold under the brand name Proviron, by Schering. In the late 70's and early 80's
it was used with some success in controlled studies of men suffering from various forms of depression.
In one randomized, double-blind 4-week trial, 38 dysthymic men were administered 75mg daily. Itil & Colleagues
reported an improvement of symptoms which included anxiety, lack of drive and desire. Next, they administered a high dose (450mg/day) or placebo in a 6-week randomized trial of 52 men with a mean age of 40 years, suffering from dysthymia, unipolar and bipolar depression. Both the mesterolone and placebo groups improved significantly and there were no statistically significant differences between the two groups. In this series of studies mesterolone lead to a significant decrease in LH and testosterone levels. This is probably as a result of the extremely high dose used. In another, 100mg mesterolone cipionate was administered twice monthly. With regards to plasma T levels, there was no difference between the treated vs untreated group, and baseline LH levels were minimally affected.[1]
Mesterolone is a relatively weak androgen and rarely used for replacement therapies.[2]