No noticeable changes after two weeks of HCG monotherapy - Am I impatient?

[steroid.com 1]

Everything is about balance...in other words all serum levels being in the optimum range and one not more than the other.

When one serum level is out of balance to all others it tends to disrupt others in a cascading effect.

Strive for balance in the healthy physiological levels.

Dr. Crisler speaks volumes to the neg side effects of elevated Testosterone levels and seeing the, albeit limited, blood work you posted; Test levels are the only thing that sticks out as "out of balance" and could be why you feel like you do.

That being said, I would like to see a complete hormonal panel...what you posted is somewhat limited.

[Renholder]

Everything is about balance...in other words all serum levels being in the optimum range and one not more than the other.

When one serum level is out of balance to all others it tends to disrupt others in a cascading effect.

Strive for balance in the healthy physiological levels.

Dr. Crisler speaks volumes to the neg side effects of elevated Testosterone levels and seeing the, albeit limited, blood work you posted; Test levels are the only thing that sticks out as "out of balance" and could be why you feel like you do.

That being said, I would like to see a complete hormonal panel...what you posted is somewhat limited.

Allright, but can we assume that I did not reach these levels from one day to the other and that the increase was gradual? If so, should I not have at one point (prior to reaching out of range levels) have felt great? Or is that a flawed logic?

Because I have not at one point felt any relief after I started HCG.

I`m sorry, but I don`t have much else new blood work to post, except what I posted earlier.