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This reasoning is not flowing through for me. It feels like you are saying: 1. There is an off ramp for TRTs but some people have, “true permanently lowered le
by tyleo 11mo ago
This reasoning is not flowing through for me. It feels like you are saying:
1. There is an off ramp for TRTs but some people have, “true permanently lowered levels of hormones.”
2. For GLP-1s, “there is no off-ramp, but the only effects I’ve noticed are a return to my baseline.”
To clarify my original post, I consider the ability to return to baseline to mean there is an off-ramp and permanently impacted to mean there is no off-ramp.
- financltravsty 11mo ago1. Yes, but that is not -- to the best of my understanding-- because of TRT itself 2. Yes There is no "off ramp" for GLP-1s in my experience, because the off ramp is so insignificant to not worth a mention. You just don't take another dose after a week has passed from the previous one, and you're back to baseline. Same way there is no off ramp on taking aspirin -- just don't take it.