Overall: I need a little estrogen and should be taking progesterone to help as well. My Vitamin D was LOW so I am on 50,000 I.U. of Vitamin D3 a week and my estrogen was virtually non-existent!
Showing posts with label Testosterone Cypionate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Testosterone Cypionate. Show all posts
02 January 2014
And the BLOOD results are in :)
So my blood results are in...I was 1. not taking any estrogen or progestrone the last 4-6 months. 2. Feeling great except for 3. my eye sight was getting worse and my skin was less elastic. 4. barely having hot flashes...sometimes I even got COLD flashes.
28 April 2012
Happy go Lucky
So, I have been on my BHRT for three years now and it is going good!
I actually changed by hormones a little bit in the past two months so now I am on,
My trans-dermal cream of...
1.5mg of C-E2 Estrogen, 200mg of Progesterone, and 2mg of Testosterone (Testosterone Cypionate)
and
100mg of Progesterone taken orally at bedtime.
I have lost more weight so now I'm at around 128lbs! I also got my BMI (fat) down below 20%!! Yipee
I will post pictures of before and after BHRT later.
I actually changed by hormones a little bit in the past two months so now I am on,
My trans-dermal cream of...
1.5mg of C-E2 Estrogen, 200mg of Progesterone, and 2mg of Testosterone (Testosterone Cypionate)
and
100mg of Progesterone taken orally at bedtime.
I have lost more weight so now I'm at around 128lbs! I also got my BMI (fat) down below 20%!! Yipee
I will post pictures of before and after BHRT later.
24 June 2011
I am a MUTANT!
So I am doing research on CAIS, Testosterone Cypionate and all that lovely stuff. I keep running across technical terminology such as,
"N705S mutants" (C. Bohl et al J. Med. Chem., 2004, 47 (15), pp 3765–3776)
Or,
A diverse class of human genetic diseases is associated with mutations to NHRs, including androgen insensitivity syndrome (S. Swann et al. Org. Lett., 2002, 4 (22), pp 3863–3866)
and it just makes me laugh and think of X-men. I can't help it.
To all my other mutants out there...Hello!
"N705S mutants" (C. Bohl et al J. Med. Chem., 2004, 47 (15), pp 3765–3776)
Or,
A diverse class of human genetic diseases is associated with mutations to NHRs, including androgen insensitivity syndrome (S. Swann et al. Org. Lett., 2002, 4 (22), pp 3863–3866)
and it just makes me laugh and think of X-men. I can't help it.
To all my other mutants out there...Hello!
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