RAD 140....will it raise total and free testosterone on blood work?

[Bronco55]

So, I've been on TRT for 20 year for a legitimate medical conditions. For 10 years I've opted for the pellet implant in the butt cheek which lasts 10 weeks. About 6 years ago I started to c***se on an additional 100 mg per week of test sust or test E myself. Never felt I was reaching my optimal levels til I add my own protocol to the mix. Anyways, the doc has changed the frequency of my blood tests from once a year to once every 4 months. I usually stop my protocol for 4 weeks prior to my blood test but my test are still coming in higher than they should be on the pellets after 10 weeks. I want to stop at least 6 weeks before and add Rad140 for that time so I am not miserable for those 6 weeks every 4 months. So, will Rad elevate my total and fee test on my blood work and, if so, considering it's short half life, when should I go off it to get my levels down to an unaltered level? Thanks guys!

 

[appleton111]

yes

 

[Bronco55]

Thank you. So my next question...how long, once you discontinue use of Rad 140, will your total and free testosterone levels go back to baseline? I know there is a short half life with Rad 140, but is there a bit of a delay before you stabalize?

 

[Bronco55]

Thanks. So, my next question is how quickly does one's total and free testosterone go back to baseline levels after discontinuence of Rad 140? Are we talking days or a week or more? Considering Rad's short half life, I would guess its a fairly quick reboot back to baseline.

 

[cybrsage]

For most people, the time to seeing and feeling the effects are up to a week, and then it lasts about a week after as well. If you feel the effects in 2 days, then your body processes it faster and you will only have 2 days afterwards of effects. This is one of the things that varies greatly for sarms.

 

[Bronco55]

Thank you for your reply. I got it.

 

[CageBreed]

Yes it will....Its good alone, but I luike to add it to my TRT.