In general, you have to keep an eye on more: SBHG (and free testosterone), DHEA, pregnenolone, estradiol, DHT, prolactin, daily cortisol profile, microbiome, mitochondrial function, vitamins, minerals, neurotransmitters also play a role, ... To the question -> if it really is a DHT deficiency, 25 - 50 mg of Proviron in a TRT or a slightly milder DHT derivative, drostanolone (indirect), usually helps -> for libido and potency, if the dosage and injection interval of testosterone are already optimally coordinated -> Proviron is the number one choice.
@@Markus-ei8dk this is just to explain that testosterone alone is not something that will fix your issues.....if your DHT is OK or higher then you don't have estradiol issues and also your shbg can be higher, cortisol will be low trust me, 5AR decreases/deactivate cortisol
@@biohackingformen I hope to see more content from you, especially on the topics that typically become relevant during long-term TRT and how to respond to them effectively. Unfortunately, not everyone has access to competent doctors and has to more or less help themselves. Thank you for your content.
Could you pls describe the urine test in the comments Sir? Its so hard to hear what you are saying and the transcript dosent seem accurate. Thank you for your work. Respect and best wishes.
