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Subcutaneous Trt Injection

Matt Murphy

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Hey gents I’m trying to stay as healthy as possible with my trt protocol and are looking for some feedback. My hemocrit is really high along with hemoglobin on my trt protocol and have to donate blood at intervals and I only ever just scrape in within the blood banks range to donate by drinking fountains of water.
I’m on 60mg of test e a week and would like to use primobolan at a low dosage for a cycle but don’t want to risk elevating hemoglobin outside blood banks range.
So i stumbled across subcutaneous trt injections and a study that found a reduction of 43% hemocrit over muscular.
Just after some feedback from the gents that may run this protocol and if they can vouch for the proposed benefit of doing so.
I run all the so called supplements that may or may not lower hemocrit already but have found no benefit.
Hoping the lads can provide some clarity around this.
 
Hey gents I’m trying to stay as healthy as possible with my trt protocol and are looking for some feedback. My hemocrit is really high along with hemoglobin on my trt protocol and have to donate blood at intervals and I only ever just scrape in within the blood banks range to donate by drinking fountains of water.
I’m on 60mg of test e a week and would like to use primobolan at a low dosage for a cycle but don’t want to risk elevating hemoglobin outside blood banks range.
So i stumbled across subcutaneous trt injections and a study that found a reduction of 43% hemocrit over muscular.
Just after some feedback from the gents that may run this protocol and if they can vouch for the proposed benefit of doing so.
I run all the so called supplements that may or may not lower hemocrit already but have found no benefit.
Hoping the lads can provide some clarity around this.
I'm keen to hear any feedback too as I've also suffered from elevated haemoglobin to the point they rejected me from donating. From what I understand, Hematocrit levels aren't a true indication of thick blood, they're the percentage of Rbc's within a given volume of blood. Obviously dehydration will elevate your Hematocrit. Haemoglobin levels are the one to be concerned about. Are you taking Naringin?
 
Hey bro I’m taking tumeric and grapefruit along with nattokinase and shit loads of fish oil. I’m starting tomorrow mon, wens and Friday 20ml sub q injections and will do a bit of an experiment and see if there is any benefit. Seeing some studies talking about the reduction in hemocrit really appeals to me.
If I can learn how to manipulate and control these parameters it offers new opportunities for experimentation. It’s a pretty dry subject harm reduction but I’m 38 and I wanna be smart and optimise at the same time.
 
I haven’t got bloods to check as of yet but decided I’ll get bloods in a months time shortly before I’m allowed to donate again. My hemoglobin was 184 when I last donated and 185 was the cuttoff. I had been off trt for 3 weeks in the lead up and drank no shit 10 cups of water before the test.
Anyway I followed ur posts so I’m familiar with your story and around the same age so can relate. I’ll chip away at it and post up how I get on. Also I ordered a hemoglobin tester so when that arrives I’ll do a few tests at home and see how that goes.
 
you can certainly try this strategy although I am skeptical that would matter.

As far as donating. You need to donate ahead of time but also you can get a script from any regular doctor for them to take a pint of blood from you since you are getting rejected
 
I haven’t got bloods to check as of yet but decided I’ll get bloods in a months time shortly before I’m allowed to donate again. My hemoglobin was 184 when I last donated and 185 was the cuttoff. I had been off trt for 3 weeks in the lead up and drank no shit 10 cups of water before the test.
Anyway I followed ur posts so I’m familiar with your story and around the same age so can relate. I’ll chip away at it and post up how I get on. Also I ordered a hemoglobin tester so when that arrives I’ll do a few tests at home and see how that goes.
Cheers brother I'll look into getting a haemoglobin tester. Sounds like we're on a very similar journey.
 
you can certainly try this strategy although I am skeptical that would matter.

As far as donating. You need to donate ahead of time but also you can get a script from any regular doctor for them to take a pint of blood from you since you are getting rejected
I'm not sure here in Aus doctors do that
 
Google phlebotomy. That is what it’s called. They have doctors that practice it all over. Ask ur doc to write you a script and explain the situation. If he won’t then find a new doctor
I'm not sure here in Aus doctors do that
 
you can certainly try this strategy although I am skeptical that would matter.

As far as donating. You need to donate ahead of time but also you can get a script from any regular doctor for them to take a pint of blood from you since you are getting rejected
Agreed. Plus it seems to be ONE study which isn't how science works as for proof. NapsGear have an offer where you subq for x weeks and they will pay for your PEDs.

At best (and again not usefully meaningful IMO) there are those who micro-dose sub q TRT daily for 'steady state levels'. I'm not seeing this being a long term thing.

And even those who 'can't donate' can still pull blood (aka blood letting) IM (I'd stay away from IV). Here in the UK companies like eVal will do it as a service. Just squirt it down the toilet

You mention SOME of what you've used - look at N2Guard (all that and more)
 
So i stumbled across subcutaneous trt injections and a study that found a reduction of 43% hemocrit over muscular.
I'm not up to date with the studies, but I do remember reading up on this a while back. The issue that I have with it is that the results weren't consistent, and seemed to vary from person to person and responses were a bit too inconsistent
 
essentially a doctor has a duty of care to the patient so regardless of if they condone your steroid use or not they should still look after you. If not - find another doc. Otherwise they would never prescribe methadone to a heroin addict etc....
 
I'm not up to date with the studies, but I do remember reading up on this a while back. The issue that I have with it is that the results weren't consistent, and seemed to vary from person to person and responses were a bit too inconsistent
Yeh be interesting to see.
 
you can certainly try this strategy although I am skeptical that would matter.

As far as donating. You need to donate ahead of time but also you can get a script from any regular doctor for them to take a pint of blood from you since you are getting rejected
Getting a script for therapeutic phlebotomy and or getting the phlebotomy done may not be available in every town.

We don't have a bloodbank here, so no donating at all, ever! We can't even buy needles here and we have 3 pharmacies! I mean sure they will give you a fit pack, but not a needle for IM.

Welcome to Australia.
 
I haven’t got bloods to check as of yet but decided I’ll get bloods in a months time shortly before I’m allowed to donate again. My hemoglobin was 184 when I last donated and 185 was the cuttoff. I had been off trt for 3 weeks in the lead up and drank no shit 10 cups of water before the test.
Anyway I followed ur posts so I’m familiar with your story and around the same age so can relate. I’ll chip away at it and post up how I get on. Also I ordered a hemoglobin tester so when that arrives I’ll do a few tests at home and see how that goes.

Welcome to the forum mate, I was doing SubQ for 5 months, and have monthly bloods to show for it.

Keep in mind this was the start of my TRT journey and I was using Enanthate. Apparently it's not recommended for SubQ as it leaves oil balls. I had them, but wasn't concerned until I was injecting larger volumes and started to become uncomfortable.

I'll check my HEME panels and update my bloods spreadsheet if that helps.

I'm currently using Primobolan as an TRT + program, and can see its reduced my E2.

I'd really be keen to follow your journey, have you thought about logging?
 
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