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    wenis piggler is offline New Member
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    When does natural testosterone production completely stop?

    When does endogenous (natural) testosterone production stop after testosterone replacement therapy starts? TRT= 100mg of test cyp/week.

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    pretty quickly. i think it says in the profile, but it gets suppressed and the amount lowers then maybe a month at that dose til it stops? not long

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    I Dont think it completely stops, but I could be wrong,,, if I remember correctly its severly reduced but still produces a nominal amt..

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    As far as i know , any hormone you put into your body will tell your glands to stop producing , so shutdown is shutdown , you cant be MORE shutdown when its actually happening . So 100 mg IMHO will shut you down after about 2-4 weeks, by the way if you increase the dose you wont be MORE shutdown as i said , because you already are.

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    I've been on low dose with no shrinkage and high doses with much shrinkage so I'd have to think there is a variance if physical size has anything to do with it. Also doctors like to take blood work and make adjustments on hrt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by korsow View Post
    I Dont think it completely stops, but I could be wrong,,, if I remember correctly its severly reduced but still produces a nominal amt..
    If it is severly reduced then how does it produce a normal ammount?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flex-Appeal View Post
    If it is severly reduced then how does it produce a normal ammount?
    He wrote nominal amount not normal amount. I think he means a small amount by the word nominal. Just a guess

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    Quote Originally Posted by wenis piggler View Post
    He wrote nominal amount not normal amount. I think he means a small amount by the word nominal. Just a guess
    thanks for pointing that out, point taken

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    yep, nominal = very small amt, small enough to be of no use ;-)

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