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    TRT and Cholesterol

    I understand the body creates sex hormones from cholesterol and/triglycerides. Can I conclude that TRT raises cholesterol?

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    Just the opposite. It will reduce total chol and triglycerides:

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4708389/


    Only difference I see in all my time reviewing BW in the TRT world that is different is that HDL is reduced over time a bit. Probably why Dr. Crisler gives his patients a 10 pt bump in their HDL score when reviewing their BW.

    https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23422242
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    Great two birds/one bullet
    And, I got a pubmed account yesterday. I'll add these to the favs list. I really appreciate you. At school I use Refme to save stuff from psychinfo and other crazy shit, lol! One day, I hope to contribute to this forum in a meaningful way, I'm so busy looking up psych studies and shit during the day that my brain can't make the connections necessary to do good research and learn from it.

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    If looking for a good read on cholesterol pick up "The Great Cholesterol Myth" by Dr. Sinatra. It's enlightening. He's one of the best in that arena imho.
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