So I've been reading up on the drug company development of trestolone as a TRT compound and also as a firm of male contraception.
I have never used Trest not has anyone I know.
Here's my question: the researchers seem pretty confident that it can be used absent any exogenous testosterone but I read that it doesn't convert to DHT.
DHT is by no means all bad.
Wouldn't that be a potentially big issue if one were to take Trest and presumably shut down their HPTA axis?
I'm certainly no expert but I find the subject fascinating and would love the help.
I have never used Trest not has anyone I know.
Here's my question: the researchers seem pretty confident that it can be used absent any exogenous testosterone but I read that it doesn't convert to DHT.
DHT is by no means all bad.
Wouldn't that be a potentially big issue if one were to take Trest and presumably shut down their HPTA axis?
I'm certainly no expert but I find the subject fascinating and would love the help.