Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below 
trinidad
New member
I don't know if these figures are accurate but they'll do for my question.
"For men, the normal level of testosterone in the bloodstream is between 350 and 1230 nanograms per deciliter."
O.k., so test levels are measured in nanograms....what do test mgs. injected = in nanograms? Let's say my test levels average 600 nanograms but I then start to take 500 mgs. of test per wk. Is there a mathematical equation to figure out what that would come out to be in these terms? If my nuts discontinue producing testosterone while on aas due to HPTA suppression would the level of test being injected simply equal a form of HRT? If there is no HPTA suppression does that negate the test injected or would that be better in terms of total test in the bloodstream? I'm guessing that the goal would be to go above 1230 nanograms (or whatever your body produces) to make significant gains on test. Is this question making any sense?
"For men, the normal level of testosterone in the bloodstream is between 350 and 1230 nanograms per deciliter."
O.k., so test levels are measured in nanograms....what do test mgs. injected = in nanograms? Let's say my test levels average 600 nanograms but I then start to take 500 mgs. of test per wk. Is there a mathematical equation to figure out what that would come out to be in these terms? If my nuts discontinue producing testosterone while on aas due to HPTA suppression would the level of test being injected simply equal a form of HRT? If there is no HPTA suppression does that negate the test injected or would that be better in terms of total test in the bloodstream? I'm guessing that the goal would be to go above 1230 nanograms (or whatever your body produces) to make significant gains on test. Is this question making any sense?
