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How much test does a women make?

Women produce about one tenth the level of test that a man produces so thats about 7-10mg per week. Now to get that level with a gel or cream you need to use a lot more in mg's. Even via injection you need to use more since a fair amount of the weight of an injection is simply ester molecules . Also assimilation is not as good as with test produced by the ovaries and adrenals and released directly into the blood stream at various times of the day.

If a women total test level is 30 or less and she has symptoms of low test then she needs supplementation. Yes this supplementation will shut down the tiny production she has from the oavaries and adrenals but so what.

One nees a decent level of test in ones system for health reasons. If you don't have enough then you will have little to no libido and you will have little stamina and fatigue easily and have poor muscle tone....you will also have a shitty lipid profile and be prone to heart disease post menopause. Low test also results frequently in HAIR LOSS! Low test also makes weight loss very hard(fat that is) The list goes on and on.

test gel or cream made up by compounding pharmacies are the way to go for female test replacement therapy.
RG

:)
 
Nelson,

Thanks for all the info, you helped more than you know. Written word is sometimes harsher then it seems, and sarcasm is hard to detect.

ariel
 
Realgains said:
Women produce about one tenth the level of test that a man produces so thats about 7-10mg per week. Now to get that level with a gel or cream you need to use a lot more in mg's. Even via injection you need to use more since a fair amount of the weight of an injection is simply ester molecules . Also assimilation is not as good as with test produced by the ovaries and adrenals and released directly into the blood stream at various times of the day.

If a women total test level is 30 or less and she has symptoms of low test then she needs supplementation. Yes this supplementation will shut down the tiny production she has from the oavaries and adrenals but so what.

One nees a decent level of test in ones system for health reasons. If you don't have enough then you will have little to no libido and you will have little stamina and fatigue easily and have poor muscle tone....you will also have a shitty lipid profile and be prone to heart disease post menopause. Low test also results frequently in HAIR LOSS! Low test also makes weight loss very hard(fat that is) The list goes on and on.

test gel or cream made up by compounding pharmacies are the way to go for female test replacement therapy.
RG

:)

How many mg of Androgel would a woman use per day and is the gel made by a compounding pharmacy superior or is it just less expensive???
 
ariel,
No problem. Get well.

Temple: I feel that AndroGel is superior because it's release into the bloodstream is more even and more natural. Besides, no shots!

A single 50 mg packet each day equals about 200 mgs of cyp or enanthate per week. (Yes, I know the numbers don't line up but that's how it works out.) A women would need around 2 mgs a day and obviously this would have to be an "approximate" dose since we're dealing with one 50 mg packet of gel, but if it's a tad more or less it isn't a problem because even natural release alters from day to day. A few nonograms more or less here and there won't hurt you. If a single packet lasts about 3 weeks, you're on the right track. At 2 bucks a pop, it's an expensive option for men, but a bargain for the girls.
 
Temple01 said:


How many mg of Androgel would a woman use per day and is the gel made by a compounding pharmacy superior or is it just less expensive???


Androgel is for men because the strength is high but I suppose a women could use it in small amounts....I don't know how much though. The Androgel is not made by compounding pharacies as it is not from natural sources.

You can get a three months supple of 5mg per dose gel/cream from compounding pharmacies for about $60. I am sure insurance companies will pay for much of that cost if you have a docs script.

There is a "patch" being developed for women as we speak.

In Australia they have use tiny pellet implants (under the skin) with very good results but these implants are not available in the USA.
 
Realgains. Where have you seen the AndroGel for $60? The cheapest I've found without insurance is $160 and $125 with.
 
Nelson Montana said:
Realgains. Where have you seen the AndroGel for $60? The cheapest I've found without insurance is $160 and $125 with.



I was talking about the test gel/creams available at compounding pharmacies in up to 5mg per dose strengths.



RG

:)
 
Nelson, I AM surprised you don't know/haven't heard of compounding pharmacies. For those that are interested, a 2% test cream comes out at 20mg of test per ml of cream. This may sound high, but in general the creams are not as well absorbed, so there's a lot more test in there than what you might inject to get the same response.

"Incidentally, I have over 300 published pieces in this field so I might know a little something about it in spite of what you think."

In the nicest possible way, may I ask what field this is? The prescribing practice of GPs? The supplemental admistration of testosterone for women with low levels? I don't suppose you could give us any references/links to peer-reviewed (preferably Medline indexed) research?? I know that must sound confrontational, but anyone can be an 'expert' on an anonymous chat board, and I'm just looking out for the folks.
 
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