NextLevel_
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Perhaps some clarification; It is my understanding that testicular atrophy is simply caused by the abundance of T being supplied from an exogenous source and thus shutting down LH production. So basically the signaling is shut down. Here you site a paper from 1942, saying that it's the E2 being the major player. Hmmm... Now, I can tell you this, being around the HRT world for over 2 decades, I benefit great the past few years from Pansterone and a testicular application. It does give me a better sense of well-being similar to using low dose HCG. There is a connection. I do use HCG every 3-4 months if I start to feel a tightness in my scrotum (but that is rare nowadays). My TRT dose is 100mg BID tran-scrotal.
Thats my understanding too. How much Pansterone do you apply? Do you do that daily? Also how much pansterone on testies would you compare to which dose of HCG?