fT of 80-150 ng/dl (LMFAO) and he starts to get a little concerned. Good job Danny, great to know you start to worry about limits of human physiology at some point. You even mentioned to go do some bloodwork. Don’t forget the Echo and heart surveillance.
Danny, please stop this man. Deadly serious, please read this thread and understand the gravity of what you are doing. Seriously brother please stop.
For those over at the FB group (obviously I don’t get as much visibility here) if you care about Danny (and others) tell him to come back over here and read this stuff. Sincere request.
A little more here on T studies giving some mechanistic picture of chronic high T (see whole thread):
I’m glad you made it. Sincerely happy for you. Age, genetics, lifestyle, health status at baseline all would seem to play into it.
The whole point of making charts above was to give a general tool that would allow a transfer function between weekly dose equivalent and serum level. A master curve if you will to contain vast majority of anecdotal data. What is incomplete in above is transfer function between cumulative dose and health impact.
Crowdsourcing to fill out the envelope would be a step in the right direction. Obviously a lot of data sitting out there. Food for thought even if not quite ready for prime time.
Since you like this kind of stuff here’s the backstory: