Thanks for explaining. I know you are 100 fold more informed on this stuff than I am. I am a simple guy. I wasn't trying to challenge you. I just see red flags ANYTIME I see that in order to maximize substance A, you need to take substance B. And if testosterone is something our body produces, and has been processing our entire life (either naturally or through TRT)….I just couldn't understand how introducing a substance derived from chicken embryos would make it more effective. In the history of man, I doubt there have been my chicken embryos consumed so it just struck me as odd. Why take a smaller amount of test, plus a oligopeptide in order to achieve the same results of a larger amount of test minus the oligopeptide. My common sense mind tells me, just take more test (substance A) and cut out the oligopeptide (substance B) and save the $$$ to get the same results.
But, your simple terms explanation does help. Thanks for taking the time.