kosp
Member
I am a high total testosterone guy (800-1000) but low free testosterone 10-12 pg/ml (6-42). I wonder if lowering my body fat to 12-15% would have a significant effect on the free test marker.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
the one of the pic bro, massive.Well You didn't say what your current BF% is. What is it?
I don't knownig it woukd have an effect on free T. Depending in your current level you might see a reduction in aromatase, leading to lesd E2 conversion which then could increase free T upstream.
In that case you're going to see loads of health benefits from cutting down to the 12-15% range, or even 15-20%. I would definitely try to cut down to a healthier level and I would definitely expect it to increase free T to some extent, likely via less aromatization.the one of the pic bro, massive.
Hmmm idk what that means!u mirin? @MFAAS
Yes, being natty the only way to fill Tshirts is to get obese. Here some training:
View: https://youtu.be/lji-gAB-B8I
Generally speaking lowering your calories below maintenance will increase your SHBG and will in turn lower your free test. This isn’t a hard and fast rule but is typically what happens. It’s still obviously a very good idea to lower bfI am a high total testosterone guy (800-1000) but low free testosterone 10-12 pg/ml (6-42). I wonder if lowering my body fat to 12-15% would have a significant effect on the free test marker.
Short for admiring I believeHmmm idk what that means!
Ahh that makes sense! Lol I was reading it as "mirin" like the cooking saké used in various asian foods.Short for admiring I believe
