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recommend a clinic for Testosterone testing
Hey there Hummin, My provider is in the UK. I spend part of my year in SE Asia (this year was late Jan to early May and I expect to be back in mid October until end of year) and rest of my time in UK. So the cypionate and HCG was prescribed and dispensed for me here in UK. I used the clinics in BKK because I wanted to get my bloods done while I was away. I pay for a TRT package deal here in the UK - all meds and consumables , quarterly bloods (42 markers), video calls etc. Costs me £245 a month which isn't cheap per se the doctor knows what he's doing and is on TRT himself. In contrast, my NHS endocrinologist was seriously deficient in knowledge imo - a diabetes consultant also doing TRT but not up to speed on modern practice. My current regime is 100mg cypionate weekly and 1000iu HCG weekly. I started on 3 times a week dosing but went to daily because I have had issues with high E2 and prolactin and the thinking is daily injections best mimic what your own body would naturally do without TRT i.e. you don't overload it. I inject subcutaneous in the belly fat area - .30 gauge needle for the HCG, .27 for the HCG. No need to go intramuscular at all imo - research I've seen suggests no benefit and subQ is painless pretty much. It's an easy routine to get into and doesn't leave injection scars. I seem to be a good responder to T because some guys might inject 1.5 to 2* what I do. It's all about the bloods as to what you need, that's why they are so vital to understand. Last time I checked I was near 1200 raw T level and my free T was high as well. I don't need any more imo. The issue I do have is high E2 and prolactin - I am a little bit overweight so I'm trying to focus on getting back in normal range. As mentioned, compounded T cream (not gel which is crap for most people) can be very good or even better alternative, apparently. Not tried it, but I might do possibly later this year if my issues persist. You put it on your balls once or twice a day with a click dispenser 😄. The issue is I would have my doubts about getting that well made in Thailand - I would want it made in the UK or USA tbh. Btw, the cypionate and HCG vials are really small. The hassle for me is the needles but I'm gonna order them from Lazada or similar next time to save bringing them over. Regards cypionate availability in Thailand......I recall asking the doc in Transcend BKK about it since I might spend more time there in future and he seemed to be suggesting that it wasn't easily available. Not sure why because Google search says it's legal? Saying that, when I asked about Arimidex, they couldn't prescribe that and I bought some at South Eastern pharmacy on Suk Rd for 3 or 4k baht. It may be a case of asking around - I wonder if it's possible to import it if it's online prescribed? Like I say, the package is tiny. I wouldn't go to the unlicensed body builder sites etc. because you have no idea what you're getting. Cheers -
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New passport with DTV
Hey everyone! My old passport that is on the DTV e-visa is about to expire and I have to renew it. I will have both the old and the new passport. I know I need to carry both now when entering Thailand. There was a guy who got denied boarding by Emirates because the visa is for his old passport. Does anyone have experience traveling with old and new passport where the visa is for your old passport? Did you ever had issues boarding? Thank you! -
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The alarming mental decline of Donald J. Trump -- watch this space
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Kids doing journalism
Another truth sayer! Good catch going down memory lane ! Nick the man on the street has made a name for himself also! Ive seen him in a couple of oval office gaggles . Again good catch! -
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Leaving an inheritance to my Thai GIRLFRIEND.
I suggest you go with your friend to the local district office. They have a standard form for a last will and testament and will help you in filling it out in a way that is foolproof. At the very most, a bank may need a court decision regarding the appointment of an executor of the testament before paying out money to the heirs designated in the testament. Banks want to safeguard against the possibility of statutory heirs (parents, siblings, descendants, etc) making claims after having paid already to the beneficiaries stated in the testament. Legally, it is the obligation of the executor of the testament, not of the banks, to research the existence of possible statutory heirs. Any person wanting to make a claim would have to sue the executor, not the banks, but at some banks the management may not know this. -
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Take away the free b’s and give it to Americans more deserving…
Trump admin announced End of Taxpayer-funded benefits going to illegal immigrants. Go home! Most of you are economic migrants,make your country great!Leave my kids federal tax dollars alone. Story based on a Fox business report- 1
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