BlackMolasses
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I have some experience with anabolic steroids, my first treatment was testosterone enanthate + hcg injection, and here I am again on testosterone base in DMSO (trandermal), on the scrotum.
I was intrigued by the absence of testicular atrophy and azospermia, despite the suppression of gonadotropic hormones.
Wouldn't the functionality of the testes be governed by intratesticular testosterone rather than directly by LH/FDS after all? As I often see it suggested on bodybuilding forums (I'm not one by the way)
This will explain why:
- The transdermal base testosterone on the scrotum does not create atrophy or azospermia, because of the high quantities of T transported into the Leydig and Sertoli cells by DMSO.
-Esterified testosterone and by injection create some azospermia and atrophy because of the moderate or even low quantity of intratesticular T.
-Same and worse for other steroids or SARMS, unless accompanied by larger doses of testosterone.
Would it therefore be possible to replace HCG or hMG with a moderate daily dose of transdermal testosterone?
Problems with testosterone:
-Not very effective, neither very anabolic nor very androgenic, the endrogen receptors seem to saturate because I don't see any big differences between 700 and 1400mg/week, personally.
-Too much aromatisation
If what I say is true then I'm thinking of trying something else, maybe MENT, Nandrolone or Dianabol + T base on scrotum.
I won't have to pay and inject HCG, maybe I can even do a trandermal-only solution
Your thoughts?
@haidut @Matestube @milkboi @Gûs80
I was intrigued by the absence of testicular atrophy and azospermia, despite the suppression of gonadotropic hormones.
Wouldn't the functionality of the testes be governed by intratesticular testosterone rather than directly by LH/FDS after all? As I often see it suggested on bodybuilding forums (I'm not one by the way)
This will explain why:
- The transdermal base testosterone on the scrotum does not create atrophy or azospermia, because of the high quantities of T transported into the Leydig and Sertoli cells by DMSO.
-Esterified testosterone and by injection create some azospermia and atrophy because of the moderate or even low quantity of intratesticular T.
-Same and worse for other steroids or SARMS, unless accompanied by larger doses of testosterone.
Would it therefore be possible to replace HCG or hMG with a moderate daily dose of transdermal testosterone?
Problems with testosterone:
-Not very effective, neither very anabolic nor very androgenic, the endrogen receptors seem to saturate because I don't see any big differences between 700 and 1400mg/week, personally.
-Too much aromatisation
If what I say is true then I'm thinking of trying something else, maybe MENT, Nandrolone or Dianabol + T base on scrotum.
I won't have to pay and inject HCG, maybe I can even do a trandermal-only solution
Your thoughts?
@haidut @Matestube @milkboi @Gûs80