Calcium Chloride and Other Salt Injections for Castration

[_g (imported)]

Has anybody actually tried the zinc solutions like neutersol yet?

Inquiring minds want to know.

Zinc can cause problems for some people, I would not inject Neutersol.

[Stacy4u2 (imported)]

about 7 weeks

901200]
ago I injected both testicles

with
[/quote]
1cc calcium chloride/everclear solution (3 parts calcium chloride/1 part everclear 95%, 190 proof) Two weeks later I again injected both with .6cc of dry calcium chloride mixed with everclear 95% at 27% calcium chloride. I had a testosterone test done last week and the numbers are as follows (it did not work)

Testosterone total 294

Reference range: 300 to 860

Unit: ng/dL

(Note)

Tanner Stage Male female

I < 30 ng/dL < 10 ng/dL

II < 150ng/dL <30ng/dL

III 100-320 ng/dL < 35 ng/dL

IV 200-970 ng/dL 15-40 ng/dL

V/Adult 300-890 ng/dL 10-70 ng/dL

% Free Testosterone 2.0

Reference Range: 1.6 to 2.9

Unit %

Free Testosterone 57.7

Reference range: 47.0 to 244.0

Unit: pg/mL

(Note)

The concentration of free testosterone is derived from a

mathematical

expression based on constants for the binding of testosterone

to sex

hormone-binding globulin and albumin

Sex Hormone Binding 33

Globulin Reference range: 13 to 71

Unit: nmol/L

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Greensboro, North Carolina, 27410

[SplitDik (imported)]

about 7 weeks

1392

901200]
ago I injected both testicles

with

1cc calcium chloride/everclear solution (3 parts calcium chloride/1 part everclear 95%, 190 proof) Two weeks later I again injected both with .6cc of dry calcium chloride mixed with everclear 95% at
[/quote]
27% calcium chloride. I had a testosterone test done last week and the numbers are as follows (it did not work)

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Not sure why you're saying it did not work. Do you know what your natural levels (i.e. without any anti-androgen drugs) were before you started?

Anyway, your results show you are basically at the absolute bottom (and even bit outside) the normal range and you have to understand that this range is calculated over ALL men. So compared to the most non-manly 80-year-old man you have less testosterone. Or to put it another way, if you saw 100 men in public, you'd be in the bottom 5 or so in terms of levels.

A lot of guys seeking castration actually end up taking some HRT back to get to levels like yours, since lower levels usually lead to issues like depression, energy loss, bone density loss.

However, the unfortunate fact with CaCl castration is that it is ver

y dose and concentration dependent.

A 0.6cc does is unlikely to do much honestly. Of course the problem is that you also don't want to overdo it. But really for human testicles, the recommended initial dose is 1.5cc at the lowest (2cc if you have large testicles).

In any case, you have knocked your balls to the "not a man" level. You should be happy with that.

Lastly, the real success for most here is now to damage them sufficiently to get them surgically removed as a "necessity" when doctors see the ultrasound.

[eunuched (imported)]

I totally agree with SplitDik. Without knowing what your baseline was there is really no way to determine the total effect of the injections. You are in the acceptable but very low range. If you continue with more injections of the Calcium chloride and/or just ethyl alcohol you will in time reduce the testosterone to castrate level. I believe most of the member needed multiple injections over at least a 6 month period.

[micdavi24 (imported)]

I totally agree with SplitDik. Without knowing what your baseline was there is really no way to determine the total effect of the injections. You are in the acceptable but very low range. If you continue with more injections of the Calcium chloride and/or just ethyl alcohol you will in time reduce the testosterone to castrate level. I believe most of the member needed multiple injections over at least a 6 month period.

I totally agree with this assessment. This is the path that I followed and the Calcium Chloride did sufficient damage to mine that the urologist took one look at the scans and told me they would have to go.

SplitDik you were one of the pioneers of this technique judging by this thread. Were you successful in your quest or not.

[Stacy4u2 (imported)]

I injected 1.5cc of pure dry calcium chloride dissolved in everclear 95% (190 proof) at a level of 27% yesterday so whatever I didn't kill last time should be done for this time. Right now they are swollen to about 3 times normal size and quite painful but not near as painful as when I did the first injections. Hopefully the swelling will not last as long as last time. I did not have a baseline testosterone level to compare my results with but I always figured it was low because I have not had erections in 6 years since my prostate cancer treatments. I am going to go to the doctor again and like I was advised, emphasize the pain factor and demand a scan and hopefully I have damaged them enough that they will have to be removed. Will wait about 4-5 weeks for them to recover from last injections yesterday.

[ZeuterMe (imported)]

They don't really castrate rather they sterilize. If you read the literature on neutersol it causes sterility but does not reduce testosterone much. It is more like a vasectomy than a castration.

The datasheets I read suggest a 50% reduction is typical, which I don't really consider "not much".

[Magickitty (imported)]

My T is now uber low so I'm not going to be posting anymore. Hope my results helped you see how effective it is.

[SilviaCor (imported)]

I think i am not fully castrated because i don't feel me tired or lack of energy, but my erections almost have dissapeared and i my eggs are both hard in the most of their extension. But i am happy with the results, i'm using tria laser on my face and i'm obtaining fantastic results, i would say 90% of efectivity, and in other sessions before my injections the results weren't so visibles.

Good luck and be patient, wait a couple of months to see if something has changed.

[jcat (imported)]

Ultrasound indicates continuing orichitis (which I have suffered from for years) and they are referring me to urologist, possibly for a biopsy (ouch!) will keep you posted