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- May 23, 2013
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I know this is not the blood work section so I will not post my blood work but I will post my short success story.
I was shutdown pretty bad and it was all my fault. I abused AAS and opiods to the point where my test was 32 and my estrogen was almost zero. Clearly no test no estrogen.
I took 10-20 percocet a day and had no legit reason to even use them not knowing they lowered testosterone and raised prolactin. I Quit using them but even 2 years after using them and using AAS I was sluggish in the gym, losing muscle and could not even get up with Cialis.
So I finally manned up and went to a doctor who eventually referred me to a endo. He ran two types of blood tests done. Both male and female panels. The end result was the levels I stated above. As well as high cortisol. Low androgen levels. High BP. High Cholesterol. Liver values were border line. anyway to get to the point.
I tried clomid and nope didnt do the trick. I tried torem and nolva as well and only a slight change in TT and LH, FSH. Nothing to be impressed with.
So after reading and reading and reading I found GNRH (triptorelin) Luckily I found a source with a good batch of it. I was scared to even try it like a little punk I held off for a month after getting it in the mail. But i Finally did and within hours I was at work and felt like I had energy drinks hooked to my body through an IV lol.
To make a long story short I waited for my normal 3 month check up and my tests came back in the high end of the normal range and estrogen was just slightly higher than normal. LH and FSH were perfectly normal as well. This made my endo scratch his head and he asked me what I did. I did not tell him. But................
Long story short the peptide chem TRIPTORELIN saved my life in a sense and it has been a year now since I have used it and levels are still in the normal range and estrogen dropped to normal.
TRIPTORELIN is well worth a shot if you have been shutdown! But I do not advise it's use without the proper blood work and research prior to it's use.
TRIP TRIP hooray If this is in the wrong section I apologize. Although I believe it is in the proper section. Being a peptide and all
I was shutdown pretty bad and it was all my fault. I abused AAS and opiods to the point where my test was 32 and my estrogen was almost zero. Clearly no test no estrogen.
I took 10-20 percocet a day and had no legit reason to even use them not knowing they lowered testosterone and raised prolactin. I Quit using them but even 2 years after using them and using AAS I was sluggish in the gym, losing muscle and could not even get up with Cialis.
So I finally manned up and went to a doctor who eventually referred me to a endo. He ran two types of blood tests done. Both male and female panels. The end result was the levels I stated above. As well as high cortisol. Low androgen levels. High BP. High Cholesterol. Liver values were border line. anyway to get to the point.
I tried clomid and nope didnt do the trick. I tried torem and nolva as well and only a slight change in TT and LH, FSH. Nothing to be impressed with.
So after reading and reading and reading I found GNRH (triptorelin) Luckily I found a source with a good batch of it. I was scared to even try it like a little punk I held off for a month after getting it in the mail. But i Finally did and within hours I was at work and felt like I had energy drinks hooked to my body through an IV lol.
To make a long story short I waited for my normal 3 month check up and my tests came back in the high end of the normal range and estrogen was just slightly higher than normal. LH and FSH were perfectly normal as well. This made my endo scratch his head and he asked me what I did. I did not tell him. But................
Long story short the peptide chem TRIPTORELIN saved my life in a sense and it has been a year now since I have used it and levels are still in the normal range and estrogen dropped to normal.
TRIPTORELIN is well worth a shot if you have been shutdown! But I do not advise it's use without the proper blood work and research prior to it's use.
TRIP TRIP hooray If this is in the wrong section I apologize. Although I believe it is in the proper section. Being a peptide and all