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Thread: when you cycle, do total and free test increase?

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    when you cycle, do total and free test increase?

    i am wondering when you cycle a regular test only cycle. does only your total test increase or so does free test? now which one would benefit me more, higher total test or higher free test why?

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    Free test. Thats whats important.

    Why are you asking?

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    just came to my mind, i just want to know for knowledge

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    Ok so youre asking if your total and free Test increase when youre on cycle?

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    yes, on cycle is it just your total test that drastically increases, or your free test as well?

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    What is FREE test?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edward88 View Post
    What is FREE test?
    It is test that is not bound ( hince free) .. than there is total test ...


    Merc.

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    Also here is a link to my blood work sticky if you want to check it out ( has lots of great bloodwork info)..

    http://forums.steroid.com/showthread.php?t=254423

    merc.

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    ^ X's 2

    Thats a good read.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edward88 View Post
    What is FREE test?
    I think it is test that is not bound to albumin or globulin. This unbound test is free to attatch to an androgen receptor. Can anyone verify this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mho View Post
    I think it is test that is not bound to albumin or globulin. This unbound test is free to attatch to an androgen receptor. Can anyone verify this?
    Correct

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    WHATS total test?

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    total is bound and free.

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    you have total test when your not on cycle correct?,, im wondering what is the test you produce bound to?

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    total test is always in your body. it's bound by another hormone i think.... free is the test that isn't bound and therefor your body can use it for what it's meant to be used for.

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    gonadotropin hormone-releasing hormone = the binding hormone that controls the bound test

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    Quote Originally Posted by (1*) View Post
    gonadotropin hormone-releasing hormone = the binding hormone that controls the bound test
    awesome,, that is what i was lookin for,, thanks

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    welcome.... i like sounding like i know what i'm talking about lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by (1*) View Post
    gonadotropin hormone-releasing hormone = the binding hormone that controls the bound test
    Incorrect. Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) as it's really called is what stimulates LH and FSH which in turn stimulate testosterone. Sex-hormone binding globulin (SHBG) is what binds test. That and albumin.

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    actually it's sex hormone-binding globulin... i think i cut and pasted the wrong term.. oops.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drake Hotel View Post
    Incorrect. Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) as it's really called is what stimulates LH and FSH which in turn stimulate testosterone. Sex-hormone binding globulin (SHBG) is what binds test. That and albumin.
    yeah.. i just realized that i made an error and tried to correct it before anyone else noticed.. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drake Hotel View Post
    Incorrect. Gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) as it's really called is what stimulates LH and FSH which in turn stimulate testosterone. Sex-hormone binding globulin (SHBG) is what binds test. That and albumin.

    This is correct.

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