16-06-2014, 12:36 AM
Yes, Bobie, I ramped up the Spiro, too, from 50 to 100 mg. I did that mainly to see how it affects my blood pressure which is rather low. It turns out it didn't have an effect on my BP at all.
You don't need to take a T-blocker, like Spiro, to feminize. The body will cut the production of T automatically when you raise the amount of E in your system in order to maintain a certain combined level of sex hormone (T + E). The thing is, whatever T your body does produce is going to have a masculinizing effect on your body, as well as help keep your sex drive going which may be something you want for the sake of your marriage, etc.
But, if your goal is to feminize yourself as much as possible, as fast as possible, and you don't care if your sex drive drops to zero, you'll want to take a T-blocker to counter the effects of T.
As long as my BP is not affected, I plan to ramp up to 200 mg of Spiro over the next month. I'd like my T level to fall into the range of a typical woman.
Clara
You don't need to take a T-blocker, like Spiro, to feminize. The body will cut the production of T automatically when you raise the amount of E in your system in order to maintain a certain combined level of sex hormone (T + E). The thing is, whatever T your body does produce is going to have a masculinizing effect on your body, as well as help keep your sex drive going which may be something you want for the sake of your marriage, etc.
But, if your goal is to feminize yourself as much as possible, as fast as possible, and you don't care if your sex drive drops to zero, you'll want to take a T-blocker to counter the effects of T.
As long as my BP is not affected, I plan to ramp up to 200 mg of Spiro over the next month. I'd like my T level to fall into the range of a typical woman.
Clara