0ni
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Na brah. I am a covert. Res10000000000000000000000000000000000 is the best. I just shot the biggest load ever and almost drowned my missus.
Collect what's left and shoot it bilaterally into your delts for maximum gains
Na brah. I am a covert. Res10000000000000000000000000000000000 is the best. I just shot the biggest load ever and almost drowned my missus.
Collect what's left and shoot it bilaterally into your delts for maximum gains
Q: Do all labs use the same ranges?
A: No. "Labs use different sample populations, testing procedures and equipment," said Kandice Kottke-Marchant, chair of the Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Institute at Cleveland Clinic. More than 20 glucose assays (tests) are available commercially, and they may all give slightly different results," said Marchant. In addition, "there isn't a one-size-fits-all reference range," Marchant said. Still, if the test is for pregnant women, for example, then pregnant women are used to establish the reference range, and labs are likely to arrive at comparable references ranges.
Bloodwork lab tests: What is 'normal?' - Chicago Tribune
"There are no generally accepted lower limits of normal. However, there is a general agreement that total testosterone levels above 12 nmol/L (346 ng/dL) or free testosterone levels above 250 pmol/L (72 pg/mL) do not require testosterone substitution. Similarly, there is consensus that serum total testosterone levels below 8 nmol/L (231 ng/dL) or free testosterone below 180 pmol/L (52 pg/mL) would benefit from testosterone replacement therapy."Free testosterone as a percentage of total testosterone yes. BUT A DIFFERENT LAB WITH A DIFFERENT RANGE WOULD NOT GIVE TWO DIFFERENT READINGS IN EITHER PERCENTAGE OR PMOL. THEY WOULD BE THE SAME
I don't give a fuck if different ranges exist. IT DOES NOT MATTER
215 PMOL IS NOT HIGH FOR FREE TESTOSTERONE. IT IS LOW-MEDIUM ESPECIALLY FOR A GUY UNDER 25
AGAIN, THERE ARE NO BEFORE TESTS SHOWING BIG INCREASES. JUST GUYS WITH AVERAGE, HIGH, LOW, WHATEVER READINGS IN BLOOD TESTS WHICH MEANS LITERALLY NOTHING
On cycle free testosterone -
Testosterone: 130 nmol/L (8.3-29) Above range
Free Testosterone: 313.6 pmol/L (25-120) Above range but low in Oni opinion
Androstenedione: >35 nmol/L (2.4-13)Above range
OEST2: 703 pmol/L (<150)Above range
250mg per week (about 3 weeks in), in brackets is lab range
LH <0.5 U/L (1.5-13) Shut down
Oestradiol 298pmol/L (<160) above range
Testosterone 38.9nmol/L (11-32) above range
SHBG 9 (15-50) - I think tren dropped this low from steroid use
Free Androgen Index 432% (15-100) very above range
Free Testosterone 168.3 pmol/L (43-138) above range but low in Oni's opinion
His total test is above the normal lab range only on 250mg per week and again the free is above HIS LAB RANGE!
His LH is shut down as he is on cycle the estrogen is up as he is on cycle his SHBG is down as he is on cycle and the FAI holy shit 432% But look at the free level again in Oni's opinion that is shit
On cycle free testosterone -
Testosterone: 130 nmol/L (8.3-29) Above range
Free Testosterone: 313.6 pmol/L (25-120) Above range but low in Oni opinion
Androstenedione: >35 nmol/L (2.4-13)Above range
OEST2: 703 pmol/L (<150)Above range
250mg per week (about 3 weeks in), in brackets is lab range
LH <0.5 U/L (1.5-13) Shut down
Oestradiol 298pmol/L (<160) above range
Testosterone 38.9nmol/L (11-32) above range
SHBG 9 (15-50) - I think tren dropped this low from steroid use
Free Androgen Index 432% (15-100) very above range
Free Testosterone 168.3 pmol/L (43-138) above range but low in Oni's opinion
His total test is above the normal lab range only on 250mg per week and again the free is above HIS LAB RANGE!
His LH is shut down as he is on cycle the estrogen is up as he is on cycle his SHBG is down as he is on cycle and the FAI holy shit 432% But look at the free level again in Oni's opinion that is shit
Q: Do all labs use the same ranges?
A: No. "Labs use different sample populations, testing procedures and equipment," said Kandice Kottke-Marchant, chair of the Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Institute at Cleveland Clinic. More than 20 glucose assays (tests) are available commercially, and they may all give slightly different results," said Marchant. In addition, "there isn't a one-size-fits-all reference range," Marchant said. Still, if the test is for pregnant women, for example, then pregnant women are used to establish the reference range, and labs are likely to arrive at comparable references ranges.
Bloodwork lab tests: What is 'normal?' - Chicago Tribune
A pmol/l lower than 180 pmol/l is considered low enough to warrant TRT. Above 250 pmol/l seems to be getting more normal according to this link Andropause, testosterone male hormone measurement
So anything below 250 pmol/l is in the lower range, do you agree? Cause that's what Oni was saying ...... that 212 pmol/l post Res100 Ultimate Stack is still very low.
Mate is your forums down? cant get on