What happened to your HDL after introducing TRT?

That's what, because from what I've seen, the main significant aberrations in biomarkers

after the deployment of exogenous tests in general is like, it's not that deleterious,

especially at TRT dosages, you're not going to have some like, you know, crazy, like maybe

some outliers are going to have

potential viscosity issues in their hematology that they need to address through lifestyle

changes or whatever but in general the thing I see most problematic or difficult to deal with is

HDL suppression and I guess sometimes SHBG suppression can be an issue for some people where they get

into like, but usually those individuals are using too high of a dose and infrequent of a dosing

schedule, but the HDL, just interested if you notice any differences.

Yeah.

So an answer and then I also have a question for you.

So it's interesting, my LDL-HDL ratios and my LDL, excuse me, my HDL actually improved.

But I attribute that to, I attribute that to I was running, I started running more.

So one of the things that I noticed before starting TRT was that I would train and then it was very hard to train a day or two later.

I was kind of bragging and aches and pains and things and you still get them, but I'm able to train more.

So rather than just train more in the gym, what I decided to do is it's

at this point, it's very basic. It's like weight train, take a day off. And on that day off,

do some sort of cardiovascular work. I consider the cardiovascular work days off. But that points to

what, how I gym versus running. To me, running is one of those things where I feel like the only

reason to stop running is because you decide things where I feel like the only reason to

stop running is because you decide to stop running, whereas moving physical weight is actually

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