Any difference in Natural test VS Synthetic test?

[TheNextAmericanIdol]

The Doc want to give me natural test is it the same but in a lower dosing?

[Rolsroyce]

its synthetic bro,it isnt from another human. It is probably identical to your natural test, maybe that is what he meant.

[SPIKE]

I'd like to know the exact terminology he used.

Why does he want to give you any form of test anyway?

[Wildcatbadass]

haha whats ur docs name i gotta talk to him...
-wild hahah

[Tren Bull]

the main difference between natural test and synthetic test (aside from the obvious) is that most types of synthetic testosterone are bound to an ester which causes it to have a much longer half life than the test that your body naturally produces. im guessing what your doctor wants to give you is test suspension, which is basically testosterone which is not bound to an ester.

[Maetenloch]

Once the ester is removed from the test molecule, it's identical to naturally produced human testosterone . However this is not necessarily true of prescribed estrogen and progesterone. Often these are from animals and have effects that are different from the human form. This is why bioidentical hormone therapy has become popular among the menopausal female crowd.

[stupidhippo]

are u sure he just didnt mean he was gonna give u test not any anabolic steroid ? I mean anabolic steroids are sometimes referred to as synthetic testosterone derivatives by some people.

[POSH]

the main difference between natural test and synthetic test (aside from the obvious) is that most types of synthetic testosterone are bound to an ester which causes it to have a much longer half life than the test that your body naturally produces. im guessing what your doctor wants to give you is test suspension, which is basically testosterone which is not bound to an ester.

I don't think a doc would prescribe suspension, would he?

[Tren Bull]

I don't think a doc would prescribe suspension, would he?

i dont know. ive never heard of it happening

[Milky87]

Naturaly test /should/ contain epitest as a 1:1 ratio

[stupidhippo]

i still find that hard to believe that it was what the doc meant..