Yes, you only need one testicle and if it runs on 50% of his capacity you will reach a normal T level.

Two testicles normally are running on around 25% of the their possible capacity of producing T.

I also play around with one testicle and don't touch the other at time.

With one testicle removed and two months post first injection of calcium chloride of the second testicle which had shrunk to about half to two thirds original size my T was still a bit over four hundred. Since been injected more and removed.

yeah, id imagine the LH levels have to adjust so that your body recognizes one needs to produce more testosterone and that it doesn't instantly raise the other's testosterone production, it must happen over a matter of months for one to enlarge and begin to compensate. so that means you could remove just one, get testosterone tested, then get put on trt for low testosterone and hcg to preserve the other testi (if you still want kids). and you'd have one less dangly thing to get kicked lol.

So I got the pickle crisp granules, so boiling is enough to effectively sterilize the water? id assume calcium chloride is a salt and it probably prevents infection at least slightly on its own anyway right? plus if its distilled water it has nothing in it to begin with. Or at least as pure as humanly possible.

Just make sure everything is sterile as stated before! Keep us posted and you can pm me if you want.

alright tomorrows probably the ideal day for it what with having free time and room to get everything ready, but I have a MRI coming up for an unrelated problem with my abdomen/ spine area. Is it possible that in the 2 weeks it is from now they will see anything on it and then kill two birds with one stone? Or do MRI's only scan local areas they tell the machine to? I know your whole body goes in the capsule but is the whole thing rendered on the screen?

Misterwister1 (imported) wrote: Sun Aug 07, 2016 9:29 am alright tomorrows probably the ideal day for it what with having free time and room to get everything ready, but I have a MRI coming up for an unrelated problem with my abdomen/ spine area. Is it possible that in the 2 weeks it is from now they will see anything on it and then kill two birds with one stone? Or do MRI's only scan local areas they tell the machine to? I know your whole body goes in the capsule but is the whole thing rendered on the screen?

Only the specific region being scanned...