The reason your TT is elevated is the TESTOSTERONE YOU SUPPLEMENTING, rather than the Deca, because ALL AAS suppress the HTPA and if DOSED as effective as anabolic agents, BOTH LH and endogenous TT production falls to ZIPPO!.
Next time try having your TT performed during a steady state interval rather than during it's PEAK, which is what your level represents. When is that, IMMEDIATELY BEFORE a scheduled pinning (rather than 24-48 hours AFTER receiving the injection)
jim
I have successfully "argued" (explained my reasoning for TRT based on SS testing) Steady State TT levels are an accurate means of monitoring TRT, especially in symptomatic "non-responders", to traditional therapy. That's to say, even though PEAK values have been used by convention, there is no evidence is which suggests PEAK TT assays are more or less reflective of efficacious TRT therapy than SS values.
IMO Steady State levels are of clinical import, in part because that's the TT level which cells are exposed to on a relatively continual basis, compared to PEAK testosterone levels, in which the duration of hormonal exposure in the latter approximates 24 hours.
Ironically, in almost every other aspect of medicine where levels are used to determine; response to therapy, toxicity, or disease related conditions, either SS, TROUGH or "spot" (random) levels are typically utilized!
So why did medicine decide peak TT level would be the standard? Hell if I know, since the practice is nonsensical IMO!
Hey what is almost always worse than "broscience", , , , ,, , , , , , medical dogma !
Jim
