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    if there is no medical reason for your low T, other than this is your normal levels, there is little one can take to boost their natty T levels.

    your brain has a feedback mechanism that senses your T levels, and will cut natty T production once T levels rise to a certain point.

    It's like the thermostat in your house. Once your house warms up and hits a certain temperature, your heater will cut off. if you put more wood on the fire, then your heater will stay off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Times Roman View Post
    if there is no medical reason for your low T, other than this is your normal levels, there is little one can take to boost their natty T levels.

    your brain has a feedback mechanism that senses your T levels, and will cut natty T production once T levels rise to a certain point.

    It's like the thermostat in your house. Once your house warms up and hits a certain temperature, your heater will cut off. if you put more wood on the fire, then your heater will stay off.
    I am a little confused. If my total T is 500 and I increase it to 700, wouldn’t my free T also increase? My problem is not total T, but free T which is being trapped by something and not getting into my blood stream.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Times Roman View Post
    Once your house warms up and hits a certain temperature, your heater will cut off. if you put more wood on the fire, then your heater will stay off.
    Was just doing some searching to find answers to some questions and ran across this statement. Great way to put it. Makes a lost more sense when its phrased this way.

    -T-

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