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speaking of lipids, for those on TRT do you take anything for lipids if they get high?
Zyg... please rant
I take N2guard most of the time, and that does plenty to help my lipid profile (with a healthy diet of course)
Trt & pct
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I take N2guard most of the time, and that does plenty to help my lipid profile (with a healthy diet of course)
Cholesterol serves a very important purpose in the body, if its getting high its for a reason and using meds to bring it down has has not proven to increase the lifespan of those doing it.
For starters its common for those with low test to have higher cholesterol. Why is that? Because cholesterol is the basis for hormones so when hormones gets low the body naturally produces more so the building blocks are there.
Next, cholesterol plays a key role in removing toxins from the body, so elevated cholesterol levels can be a sign that your toxic exposure laod is greater than what your body can get ride of normally.
Another thing cholesterol is used for, specifically lipoprotien(A) is for patching damaged arteries. In the absences of needed amounts of vitamin C, lysine and other building blocks of collagen, the body risks rupturing arterial walls and damage to other collagen based material. Cholesterol collects in the places to act as a temporary bandaid until proper healing can take place. However in most cases this never happens so cholesterol builds causing heart/cardiovascular disease.
At the end of the day, elevated cholesterol is a symptom, not a problem. Modern medicine thrives on treating symptoms but ignores the underlying problem and unfortunatly it has most people snowed to due the same. Identify and address the real problem and the symptoms go away on their own. Address the symptom and you disguise the problem, often without any medical benefit at all.
Assuming your properly nourished and getting enough antioxidents to cover your daily toxic load high cholesterol shouldnt be an issue on TRT doses of test.
For starters its common for those with low test to have higher cholesterol. Why is that? Because cholesterol is the basis for hormones so when hormones gets low the body naturally produces more so the building blocks are there.
Next, cholesterol plays a key role in removing toxins from the body, so elevated cholesterol levels can be a sign that your toxic exposure laod is greater than what your body can get ride of normally.
Another thing cholesterol is used for, specifically lipoprotien(A) is for patching damaged arteries. In the absences of needed amounts of vitamin C, lysine and other building blocks of collagen, the body risks rupturing arterial walls and damage to other collagen based material. Cholesterol collects in the places to act as a temporary bandaid until proper healing can take place. However in most cases this never happens so cholesterol builds causing heart/cardiovascular disease.
At the end of the day, elevated cholesterol is a symptom, not a problem. Modern medicine thrives on treating symptoms but ignores the underlying problem and unfortunatly it has most people snowed to due the same. Identify and address the real problem and the symptoms go away on their own. Address the symptom and you disguise the problem, often without any medical benefit at all.
Assuming your properly nourished and getting enough antioxidents to cover your daily toxic load high cholesterol shouldnt be an issue on TRT doses of test.
