This might be a vague question, I’ve been thinking for a while on how to word it and can’t quite come up with the perfect way - so I’ll just do my best. It’s kind of a 2 part question.
If orals like winstrol and anadrol are all chemical variations of testosterone, why must we use testosterone as a base for our cycles? Wouldn’t that theory say that the testosterone from the orals you are taking now act as the testosterone you are replacing in your body? If it does suppress your test, doesn’t it make it test itself and able to be ran alone? When a friend of mine went to the doctor with low T, the doctor prescribed him oral testosterone for his TRT.
The second and probably more confusing part.. what do the compounds that are a derivative of testosterone do differently in our bodies than testosterone itself would? And what makes it make your body do different things than it would with normal testosterone hormone? This one is a hard one to word, but it’s not like testosterone is a nutrient, it’s a hormone, so I’m having troubles seeing how you can alter a hormone and still have it work in your hormonal system and have your body know what to do with it. Our body naturally makes testosterone, it doesn’t however naturally make tren and deca and dbol lol.
I hope my question makes sense, the interwebz give very vague run of the mill answers that doesn’t give me the deeper understanding I’ve been longing for. Maybe it’s way over everyone’s pay grade, or maybe I’m just an idiot.
If orals like winstrol and anadrol are all chemical variations of testosterone, why must we use testosterone as a base for our cycles? Wouldn’t that theory say that the testosterone from the orals you are taking now act as the testosterone you are replacing in your body? If it does suppress your test, doesn’t it make it test itself and able to be ran alone? When a friend of mine went to the doctor with low T, the doctor prescribed him oral testosterone for his TRT.
The second and probably more confusing part.. what do the compounds that are a derivative of testosterone do differently in our bodies than testosterone itself would? And what makes it make your body do different things than it would with normal testosterone hormone? This one is a hard one to word, but it’s not like testosterone is a nutrient, it’s a hormone, so I’m having troubles seeing how you can alter a hormone and still have it work in your hormonal system and have your body know what to do with it. Our body naturally makes testosterone, it doesn’t however naturally make tren and deca and dbol lol.
I hope my question makes sense, the interwebz give very vague run of the mill answers that doesn’t give me the deeper understanding I’ve been longing for. Maybe it’s way over everyone’s pay grade, or maybe I’m just an idiot.