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@nikolai57 It’s always “more complicated than that.” But, for the purposes of this forum, I felt that a simplified layman’s level of explanation was sufficient. (Getting into the aspects of LHRH-agonists and LHRH Antagonists would have then required further explanation.
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@brianjarvis Got it. Just thought that the statement, "the body realizes testosterone (T) are slowly dropping, and tells the body to produce more T to offset the slow drop,” was not quite accurate, but perhaps I’m mistaken. I thought that the agonist stimulated MORE T production, and that the turning off of T production was in reaction to that.