Kevin Levrone Q&A Video on Bioidentical Testosterone

[illuminated33]

LevroneReport.com

Anyone use or try these?
pricing?

 

[bigsport]

yes, i am using them now. about a 5 minute procedure at your urologist, get it done 3x per year. keep T levels in check year round, and it is covered under your insurance plan under the medical / outpatient, $20 copay for me.

 

[Performance Based]

Is this to simply mimic natural test levels? IE no mega dosing?

So use the pellets but then still use aas here and there on top of them?

 

[jack of all]

I am no expert but as I understand all testosterone is bio-identical once the ester is removed.

 

[KlingonFromUranus]

I am no expert but as I understand all testosterone is bio-identical once the ester is removed.

:yeahthat: Sounds right to me :lightbulb:

 

[Swifto]

Sometimes I wonder why doctors are in fact, doctors.

Endogenous testosterone does not "peak at 30-31 years old". :banghead:

No such thing as "bioidentical testosterone" IMO.

Pellets, gel's, injections, tablets are all synthetic and will all lower endogenous testosterone levels because of the negative feedback loop.

They replace endogenous testosterone.

 

[bigsport]

I am no expert but as I understand all testosterone is bio-identical once the ester is removed.

Correct.

Bioidentical refers to any substance that molecularly identical to the one your body produces.

Ester groups are added to improve the solubility of testosterone in oil, which in turn slows the release of the testosterone into the blood stream. Without an added ester group, testosterone would enter the blood stream very quickly.

 

[lucian]

I actually sat down with that doctor when i met up w Kevin during my contest prep. I was 3 weeks out and he wanted me to talk to this doctor because he had some good things to say and help with health. The doc is a former roid user himself. Its in Owings Mills Maryland. He really had some goo things to say.

the big one? take NAC 600mg in the am 600mg in the pm whenever you are using orals to help keep the liver healthy. also said how the new pellet implants work and it seems like something thats worth looking into. Some insurance companies pay for it so there is not outa pocket, some dont so its about 4,000 dollars a year and includes all blood work and implants.

For what its worth....Kevin got a lot bigger in a few weeks after the pellets were put in him. he really wasnt trying to, he was just going to the gym and doing some high rep workouts for levronereport.

 

[lucian]

Is this to simply mimic natural test levels? IE no mega dosing?

So use the pellets but then still use aas here and there on top of them?

Yes you can still use gear and the pellets will keep your NATURAL testosterone running kinda like hcg therapy during a cycle. you never get a crash!