This is a study on testosterone. The C.D.C is standardizing testing procedures and trying to get labs on the same page. This study says that there's no real legitimate way to categorize mens low test because labs are testing amd using different methods. Thought this would be a good read as well as informative. My buddy Rob was doing some research and I asked him to pass this along to me so I could share here at Meso. Hope you all get as much out of this as I have.
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Testosterone study.
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http: //www.artofmanliness.com/2013/01/16/normal-testosterone-levels/
Your welcome manny
Your welcome manny
Which test is used, either ELISA or LC/MS greatly depends upon your index of suspicion for a low TT or E-2, bc in the latter instance the LC/MS is the current diagnostic gold standard.
That's NOT to suggest the LC/MS is the accepted national lab standard, but rather to emphasize it's the most accurate test available.
Regs
Jim
That's NOT to suggest the LC/MS is the accepted national lab standard, but rather to emphasize it's the most accurate test available.
Regs
Jim
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I have no idea why this post of mine is in this thread?? I did not post this here. This comment was made in another thread. I think the gremlins are at work. I dont want Manny to think i was being disrespectful.
Edit: Look here ---> https://thinksteroids.com/community...g-new-coming-your-way.134358653/#post-1106779
It's cool bro, I wasn't able to post it and had to ask my bro to post it. Thought it was pretty funny @Northern Nutrition
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Ok cool. Sorry for the screwup Manny.
No worries bro. I'm trying to post a new picture in my log and it wont load. Just hit the gym, killer pump, finally coming back. Ill keep trying, check the progress out when you get a few @Northern Nutrition
