Quote from: Cloudy Puff on February 12, 2019, 01:03:06 PM
I mostly watched videos on youtube. But the reason I was asking about masturbation is the fact that if testosterone is produced in the testicles, would it be released into the body through masturbating at a faster rate? or would it be worse to not release it because you are sorta "storing" it up if you don't? I may be just in my head a little too much even thinking about this. It's difficult from what I read to not feel in a rush to get the process moving along faster and I am feeling the effects of trying to rush. I took my blood test yesterday to begin my HRT treatment and I don't go back until next week so I was wondering if there was anything I could do in the meantime to help. I read things that were saying to avoid red meat, eat grains and avoid dairy? Are these things true?
When you eliminate certain foods from your body, other functions of the body might also be educed. you need a certain amount of protein, to continue to be healthy.
But I don't think that you can do achieve much in a single week, food based changes are rather slow, and are never dramatic, unless you starve yourself.
And no, hormone production does no work like this, your testicles produce testosterone continuously, and you can't create a little stasch of it.
If you like to mastrubate just continue to have this fun, because once you are on testosterone blockers and estrogen, your libido may go down the tube, and all is left is the memory of mastrubation. You might also get a certain amount of atrophy of your penis, which might make it harder to mastrubate, an you might not even b able to get an erection anymore.
Again, every person is different and reacts different. I have not have had an erection for many, many years now, and my penis has shrunk so much that I cannot stand at a urinal anymore to urinate (but I also do not have any problem with tucking, wearing female underwear). But my libido is also so low that I don't miss this stuff anymore.
Every person is different, and a lot depends on the dose of medication your doc will prescribe for you!
You waited all those years to transition, one more week will not make a difference anyway!