Goya
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I began a research project on a Norwegian Rat of mine that included a few cycles of OTC Prohormones. With the guidance of someone who appeared to be a reputable mind in the field, I followed the PH with an OTC post cycle therapy (pct). Later I found this was not a viable option and would result in complications. Fast forward a year, and my Rats confidence and sexual drive/performance has never fully recovered. I also believe it has gone through periods of depression, but that may be unrelated.
I ran a wide array of doctor assisted tests relevant to hypogonadism, hypo/hyperthyroidism, even copper deficiency and various blood cell counts; trying to pinpoint a possible culprit. According to the doctor, all levels everywhere are "normal".
I have sought input on other forums I frequent, and I get two typical answers; hormone levels will go back to normal on its own over time, or, that I'm an idiot for running a PH without a proper post cycle therapy (pct). I know both are probably accurate, but as for the former, its been a year, and my Rat would like his confidence and sex drive back.
I understand this is a subject that has been addressed in the past, however, I have not found any concrete methodologies for resolving said issue.
Any input as to aiding in restoring equilibrium in my research would be greatly appreciated.
I ran a wide array of doctor assisted tests relevant to hypogonadism, hypo/hyperthyroidism, even copper deficiency and various blood cell counts; trying to pinpoint a possible culprit. According to the doctor, all levels everywhere are "normal".
I have sought input on other forums I frequent, and I get two typical answers; hormone levels will go back to normal on its own over time, or, that I'm an idiot for running a PH without a proper post cycle therapy (pct). I know both are probably accurate, but as for the former, its been a year, and my Rat would like his confidence and sex drive back.
I understand this is a subject that has been addressed in the past, however, I have not found any concrete methodologies for resolving said issue.
Any input as to aiding in restoring equilibrium in my research would be greatly appreciated.
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