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Originally Posted by guns01

oldschool, i can tell you that i did learn something today though and i went and did just a little more digging and pulled this from the anaboic ref guide:


Side Effects (Testosterone Suppression):
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Mesterolone has a very weak suppressive effect o~ gonadotropins and serum testosterone. Studies show that when given in moderate doses (150 mg per day or less),

significant suppression of testosterone levels does not occur/12 In studies with higher doses (300 mg per day and above), the agent strongly suppressed serum testosterone/13
The above side effects are not inclusive. For more detailed discussion ofpotential side effects, see the AAS Side Effects section ofthis book.
Administration (Men):
To treat androgen insufficiency, mesterolone is usually given in a dose of 1 tablet (25 mg) three times per day at the initiation of therapy. The drug is later continued at a lower maintenance dose, which usually consists of taking 1 tablet (25 mg) one to two times per day. Similar doses are used to support male fertility, usually in conjunction with other fertility drugs like injectable FSH. The usual dosage among male athletes is between 50 mg and 150 mg of mesterolone per day, or two to six 25 mg tablets. The drug is typically taken in cycles of 6-12 weeks in length, which is usually a sufficient period of time to notice the benefits of drug therapy.

even though it is mildly surpressive it is still surpressive. but hey one could use it in a bridge like you suggest at around 25mg and still be only super mildly surpressed. i wouldnt do that myself but as pointed out you could do so

Good info! Thank you for that.

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Originally Posted by Oldschooliron69

Good info! Thank you for that.

yeah man, that's straight up out of the anabolic ref guide. so it is an actual medical journal. i think it is cool that some people can use it for actual fertility in low doses for short term.