response to androgel question

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This is a probability but it's not carved in stone. Once you begin

artificially supplementing your body on testosterone your body picks up on

that and begins producing it in either smaller amounts or stops

producing it altogether. This shouldn't matter too much because it was your

symptoms of low T that led you to supplements to begin with.

There's a natural supplement called Indoplex with DIM. It's an

estrogen metabolizer. There's also another dynamic involved. It's how

testosterone metabolizes into estrogen through the enzyme aromatase. This new

estrogen (E2) competes with testosterone for cell receptor sites

throughout the body and can cause discomfort.

Indoplex with DIM helps metabolize the estrogens so it can't compete

with the testosterone. Some people take aromatase inhibitors to prevent

this conversion process too.

You'll know how well it works by how you feel. I have to take weekly

injections. I use 1/2cc every week. It's the only effective treatment

for me. I have tried gels, creams and patches too.