Mk677 causes decreased Test production (prove me wrong please)

[Deleted member 23245]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7108996/#:~:text=Ibutamoren%20also%20led%20to%20an,with%20conserved%20free%20testosterone%20levels.

Someone please disprove this or I might need to get my T checked

 

[Lucid]

Likely from prolactin increase since prolactin is a growth hormone. Just take an AI or eat at surplus with foods that raise T via cholesterol etc

 

[Deleted member 23245]

Likely from prolactin increase since prolactin is a growth hormone. Just take an AI or eat at surplus with foods that raise T via cholesterol etc

I stopped around 3 months ago after using it for 4 months consistently, should my T levels be recovered by now or was the prolonged use stopping me from recovering now?

 

[Lucid]

I stopped around 3 months ago after using it for 4 months consistently, should my T levels be recovered by now or was the prolonged use stopping me from recovering now?

It's not a exogenous sarm like TRT. You're taking a pituitary enhancer. Idk if your levels have recovered but they likely have since prolactin has a 2 week half life before reaching baseline for what you're body is adapted to neutrally.

But ye if u want to go at it again then take some form of T enhancer or aromatase inhibitor, whilst eating foods that raise ur T levels.

 

[Deleted member 30323]

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7108996/#:~:text=Ibutamoren%20also%20led%20to%20an,with%20conserved%20free%20testosterone%20levels.

Someone please disprove this or I might need to get my T checked

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Cope, MK677 leads to a slight increase in prolactin levels which leads to a even slighter decrease in testosterone.
If you stop taking it, prolactin levels would normalize and so your T levels.

 

[Deleted member 23245]

It's not a exogenous sarm like TRT. You're taking a pituitary enhancer. Idk if your levels have recovered but they likely have since prolactin has a 2 week half life before reaching baseline for what you're body is adapted to neutrally.

But ye if u want to go at it again then take some form of T enhancer or aromatase inhibitor, whilst eating foods that raise ur T levels.

Cope, MK677 leads to a slight increase in prolactin levels which leads to a even slighter decrease in testosterone.
If you stop taking it, prolactin levels would normalize and so your T levels.

Cheers boys