I was 5mg but it was quartered daily, it reacted with me perfectly but I noticed some weirdness here and there on some blood results and the results I should have at my stage of my transition. I think you'll be fine I think this only matters with long term dosages too I mean I was on it a long time and it interreacted with my decap for just as long, my best advice once you can switch to a better blocker drop it.
Oh I noticed you mentioned NHS awesome a fellow UK, yup so you'll see they do offer decap after 6s as you say, some groups I'm wondering if your private? GenderCare and GenderGP both offer good selections I know GGP you can get Bicca, Cypro or even Decap if you desire but I know GC likes Spiro a lot (not me I hate it)
You might call yourself a hard gainer but wait until you see what E will do along side low T it can be a struggle to lose weight and ever so easy to gain
Possibly, I do intermittent fasting 16/8 program and have done forever, mostly as a glucose control but it does have interesting interactions with lipolysis but this method is also good for HGH so its a weird balance of what you desire.
Yeah the NHS doesn't do injections....yet? I mean its cheaper for the NHS to produce it inhouse right now than purchase the products they give even in bulk, women on menopause treatments would get better access to patches without the usual shortages too, though injectable e comes in a few forms Valerate, Cypionate and Enanthate and there are different advantages to all 3 but I so wish they would honestly
Early in a transition weight cycling is quite limited and with amab bodies most fat is contained as visceral, women tend to have a "second layer" or its just twice as thick as in men on subcutaneous fat, so its going to take some time to relocate and match your genetic ratios (look at mom)
Oh I noticed you mentioned NHS awesome a fellow UK, yup so you'll see they do offer decap after 6s as you say, some groups I'm wondering if your private? GenderCare and GenderGP both offer good selections I know GGP you can get Bicca, Cypro or even Decap if you desire but I know GC likes Spiro a lot (not me I hate it)
You might call yourself a hard gainer but wait until you see what E will do along side low T it can be a struggle to lose weight and ever so easy to gain
Possibly, I do intermittent fasting 16/8 program and have done forever, mostly as a glucose control but it does have interesting interactions with lipolysis but this method is also good for HGH so its a weird balance of what you desire.
Yeah the NHS doesn't do injections....yet? I mean its cheaper for the NHS to produce it inhouse right now than purchase the products they give even in bulk, women on menopause treatments would get better access to patches without the usual shortages too, though injectable e comes in a few forms Valerate, Cypionate and Enanthate and there are different advantages to all 3 but I so wish they would honestly
Early in a transition weight cycling is quite limited and with amab bodies most fat is contained as visceral, women tend to have a "second layer" or its just twice as thick as in men on subcutaneous fat, so its going to take some time to relocate and match your genetic ratios (look at mom)