InFlames
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I'm reading that inositol supplements can lower androgens and Testosterone in men. Doesn't anyone know if that is meaning natural Test levels or will it have an effect on my cycle in a negative way? As in lower the Test P that I'm taking....
This is what I'm reading.
Inositol is known to decrease testosterone levels in both men and women, which can be counter-intuitive when it comes to either getting pregnant or building muscle. Not only does the serum total testosterone decrease by over 50 percent, it also is known to decrease serum free testosterone by almost 28 percent. The amount of testosterone lost within the body can vary a little bit person to person, but there is no doubt about the significant decrease that is seen in levels after Inositol is started. Typically, the highest decreases occur in people who are taking over 4,000 mg per day, which is on the low side of an average treatment-related dose. If you decide to use Inositol for medical purposes, it might be a good idea to get on testosterone supplements that way you can balance out the levels as much as you can, which will then lower the symptoms associated with Low T."
This is what I'm reading.
Inositol is known to decrease testosterone levels in both men and women, which can be counter-intuitive when it comes to either getting pregnant or building muscle. Not only does the serum total testosterone decrease by over 50 percent, it also is known to decrease serum free testosterone by almost 28 percent. The amount of testosterone lost within the body can vary a little bit person to person, but there is no doubt about the significant decrease that is seen in levels after Inositol is started. Typically, the highest decreases occur in people who are taking over 4,000 mg per day, which is on the low side of an average treatment-related dose. If you decide to use Inositol for medical purposes, it might be a good idea to get on testosterone supplements that way you can balance out the levels as much as you can, which will then lower the symptoms associated with Low T."
