Help major dr frustrations

[binder]

This is all true, but bro knowledge suggests that a shot every two weeks is horrible ride. No science but many people really struggle with mood and energy in the 12-14 day. I would rather do gel or patches than a shot every two weeks.

Nice post AZ doc.

This is a directory of anti aging docs in the US.

http://www.lef.org/doctors/directoryofdoctors01.htm

Even with a literature half life of 10-14 days?

Have you looked at research tested blood levels of people on hormone replacement throughout a month with biweekly dosages? There are many physiological things that can change a mood without the fluctuation of the test levels.

Remember, Test en or cyp is a graduate release and half life will be a graduate decline over that period. It's not like a 200mg/mL shot of test enanthate will raise your test levels to 800 then drop them. It will take quite a period of time for it to raise, then slowly drop.

[SWOLLL]

Remember, Test en or cyp is a graduate release and half life will be a graduate decline over that period. It's not like a 200mg/mL shot of test enanthate will raise your test levels to 800 then drop them. It will take quite a period of time for it to raise, then slowly drop.

Why would you want to have less than optimal T levels for any amount of time when its so easy to keep a steady T level?

[FallenWyvern]

Even with a literature half life of 10-14 days?

Have you looked at research tested blood levels of people on hormone replacement throughout a month with biweekly dosages? There are many physiological things that can change a mood without the fluctuation of the test levels.

Remember, Test en or cyp is a graduate release and half life will be a graduate decline over that period. It's not like a 200mg/mL shot of test enanthate will raise your test levels to 800 then drop them. It will take quite a period of time for it to raise, then slowly drop.

I agree with you. It's not what people say though. I can't see the downside of splitting up the doses, if the people are self injecting. BBers split up test c and e to twice a week.

[binder]

I agree with you. It's not what people say though. I can't see the downside of splitting up the doses, if the people are self injecting. BBers split up test c and e to twice a week.

this is oh so true. i agree with you totally. my post sounded a little negative once i read it and that wasn't what i was getting at. I was trying to give a medical point of view so people know where doctors are coming from. Also, since the doc i work with has everyone come in for injections, it's easier for the patients.

and lower fractionated dosages are the best, but that's not always what the doc is thinking. Patients complain when they have to come to the doctor all the time.

and yes, i split them up because i don't like to push 5cc in one injection! LOL