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I'm writing this for the guys who are looking to get their women interested in sex. I'm not sure how many of you guys are aware of the effects of birth control on the female libido. Most forms of birth control hinder testosterone production in women. Of course, when this happens, the sex drive is gone, just as it is when WE don't have any test in our bloodstream.
This can be a HUGE strain on a relationship. It isn't cool at all when the woman you love doesn't want you. It SUCKS and it makes it tough to stay faithful. It can even make you wonder what's wrong with you. No matter how much we may hate it, men have the need to be wanted too.
The thing is, you have to understand that the lack of a desire for intimacy is almost always a simple a matter of endocrinology, not emotion....at least in relationships that are otherwise healthy and as long as YOU aren't a hideous looking troll.
Endocrinology is a bit of a hobby for me. (strange choice of hobbies, I know) I am kind of fascinated at how the proper hormonal balance influences every single aspect of our lives. We are literally only as good as our hormonal balance. Hormones control our weight, our height, our mood, our feelings, our body fat percentage....EVERYTHING that we are.
So, on to the point. Testosterone replacement therapy is a topic a lot of doctors don't want to discuss, even if it's for a man. And if you try to mention it for the benefit of a woman, you get all kinds of misguided and ignorant information. The truth is, women NEED testosterone to function properly. The lack of it decreases energy, sex drive, strength and motivation just as it does in men.
While it is most definitely possible for a woman to get masculinizing side effects from testosterone, that will only happen if the dosage is too high for her in particular. I am NOT an endocrinologist, but I do happen to know that at the proper dosage, testosterone replacement for women can work WONDERS!
Here's what a person could do if they were to want to experiment with test replacement to revive a woman's dead libido, motivation and energy levels. (theoretically, of course)
One could use an insulin syringe (28 gauge, 1/2 in) for injections. Using an insulin syringe would allow a precise dosage to be given. For example, if you happen to have 200 mg/ml test enanthate, you could use .10 ml per week to deliver 20 mg per week of test. And yes, a 28 gauge 1/2 needle will work just fine for sucking up the juice AND for the injection, assuming the woman isn't fat and you inject the delts.
You might want to start at half of that dosage just to be safe. In which case would be half of the .10 ml mark on the syringe, which would equal around 12 mg of test per week. This would be a good starting dose. If the desired effect isn't achieved within 3-4 weeks, increase the dosage, keeping close watch for any signs of masculinization. And remember, if masculine side effects DID begin to appear, they will disappear at cesation of treatment UNLESS homeostasis is acheived...and the woman would have to be on for several weeks or months for that to happen. However, it is very unlikely for any masculinizing to occur at such a low dose.
I personally know a woman who is on 25mg of test enanthate per week. She has been taking it for several months. She began using it after getting on birth control and experiencing the decreased libido, energy levels and motivation that it so commonly causes. She has had absolutely no masculinizing side effects whatsoever. Her sex drive is VERY GOOOOOOD!!!! Her muscle tone is much better, her strength greatly improved and her energy levels have been great. It also has no effect on the effectiveness of the birth control. Plus, she's HOT!!!
Don't just try this because it's written here. Endocrinology is a complicated science. Educate yourself before you do ANYTHING that has to do with your body. Read, learn, weigh risks and benefits and if you think it's worth a shot, approach cautiously and give it a try.
This is just written for the purpose of spurring some thoughts and discussion, not as medical advice because I am NOT a doctor.
This can be a HUGE strain on a relationship. It isn't cool at all when the woman you love doesn't want you. It SUCKS and it makes it tough to stay faithful. It can even make you wonder what's wrong with you. No matter how much we may hate it, men have the need to be wanted too.
The thing is, you have to understand that the lack of a desire for intimacy is almost always a simple a matter of endocrinology, not emotion....at least in relationships that are otherwise healthy and as long as YOU aren't a hideous looking troll.
Endocrinology is a bit of a hobby for me. (strange choice of hobbies, I know) I am kind of fascinated at how the proper hormonal balance influences every single aspect of our lives. We are literally only as good as our hormonal balance. Hormones control our weight, our height, our mood, our feelings, our body fat percentage....EVERYTHING that we are.
So, on to the point. Testosterone replacement therapy is a topic a lot of doctors don't want to discuss, even if it's for a man. And if you try to mention it for the benefit of a woman, you get all kinds of misguided and ignorant information. The truth is, women NEED testosterone to function properly. The lack of it decreases energy, sex drive, strength and motivation just as it does in men.
While it is most definitely possible for a woman to get masculinizing side effects from testosterone, that will only happen if the dosage is too high for her in particular. I am NOT an endocrinologist, but I do happen to know that at the proper dosage, testosterone replacement for women can work WONDERS!
Here's what a person could do if they were to want to experiment with test replacement to revive a woman's dead libido, motivation and energy levels. (theoretically, of course)
One could use an insulin syringe (28 gauge, 1/2 in) for injections. Using an insulin syringe would allow a precise dosage to be given. For example, if you happen to have 200 mg/ml test enanthate, you could use .10 ml per week to deliver 20 mg per week of test. And yes, a 28 gauge 1/2 needle will work just fine for sucking up the juice AND for the injection, assuming the woman isn't fat and you inject the delts.
You might want to start at half of that dosage just to be safe. In which case would be half of the .10 ml mark on the syringe, which would equal around 12 mg of test per week. This would be a good starting dose. If the desired effect isn't achieved within 3-4 weeks, increase the dosage, keeping close watch for any signs of masculinization. And remember, if masculine side effects DID begin to appear, they will disappear at cesation of treatment UNLESS homeostasis is acheived...and the woman would have to be on for several weeks or months for that to happen. However, it is very unlikely for any masculinizing to occur at such a low dose.
I personally know a woman who is on 25mg of test enanthate per week. She has been taking it for several months. She began using it after getting on birth control and experiencing the decreased libido, energy levels and motivation that it so commonly causes. She has had absolutely no masculinizing side effects whatsoever. Her sex drive is VERY GOOOOOOD!!!! Her muscle tone is much better, her strength greatly improved and her energy levels have been great. It also has no effect on the effectiveness of the birth control. Plus, she's HOT!!!
Don't just try this because it's written here. Endocrinology is a complicated science. Educate yourself before you do ANYTHING that has to do with your body. Read, learn, weigh risks and benefits and if you think it's worth a shot, approach cautiously and give it a try.
This is just written for the purpose of spurring some thoughts and discussion, not as medical advice because I am NOT a doctor.
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