SharpHarbour71

I am one who has responded really well to reta and still does. Never needed more than 3.5 mg a week. My wife dropped 35 lb without going pa…

I've noticed this kind of thing ended up happening without any plan over the last few years already 😊

Sometimes I thrash mine around pretty hard and never noticed any drop in how strong it stays.

It is like being addicted to food. I do not have that problem myself but can relate to other addictions. I cannot picture having to deal wi…

Newbs.

I seem to be in the minority but I take mine at the same time every 5.5 days.

I've tried both Tirz and Reta so here's my take. Tirz left me feeling stuffed all the time so I could eat very little before becoming uncom…

Get your total testosterone down around 100 and that should take care of it.

I appreciate that you started low and increased slowly. Several people including myself have seen solid results on these smaller doses, tho…

When I started HCG about 15 years ago the guidance was to keep it no more than 6 weeks, stretching to 8 only in an emergency before quick d…

Ribeye for breakfast, NY strip for lunch.

After going through a bunch of user reports, it looks like a small percentage of folks can get pretty bad anhedonia from BPC 157 or TB500 o…

Though I liked that first option a lot, a big jump in my resting heart rate along with trouble sleeping made me move to the other one inste…

From my own experience low testosterone makes my voice rise in pitch. It doesn't return to childhood levels of course yet it still sounds h…

Seriously confused by this. That medication isn't used in transitions. The person who started the thread mentioned testosterone during the …

oh wow that's noteworthy. once you discontinue the T your voice is bound to revert in pitch yeah?

That post was really well done. You're outlining what addiction looks like, specifically around eating patterns. I avoid those problems whe…

Begin with fundamentals and consider baseline bloodwork. Without those results a reasonable entry point would be low-dose Tirz to support m…

300 mg a week? That's a lot.

Cream or gel seems to move hematocrit less than injections, but applying it is annoying and transfer risk is real even if the label says ot…