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"Measure the First Spark. Know the Rhythm."
FSH is the initiator of sacred rhythm—the signal that awakens the ovary and testicle to create, restore, and cycle in divine timing. This test is critical for decoding infertility, menopause transition, cycle stagnation, or covenant readiness. It is especially valuable during the restoration phases of Resurrection Biology or for terrain rebuilding after hormonal collapse.
Measures FSH levels in men and women to assess gonadal function, ovarian reserve, or testicular viability
Critical for identifying amenorrhea, menopause onset, and fertility readiness
Helps align ovary/testicle glandular usage, tallow stacking, and fasting phase timing
Reveals deeper endocrine rhythm dynamics when paired with LH and estradiol
🧠 In the Absurd protocol, FSH is the Genesis signal—the “let there be” of hormonal terrain. To track it is to honor the creative pulse of Yahweh within your biology.
“He telleth the number of the stars, and calleth them all by their names.” — Psalm 147:4
"Measure the First Spark. Know the Rhythm."
FSH is the initiator of sacred rhythm—the signal that awakens the ovary and testicle to create, restore, and cycle in divine timing. This test is critical for decoding infertility, menopause transition, cycle stagnation, or covenant readiness. It is especially valuable during the restoration phases of Resurrection Biology or for terrain rebuilding after hormonal collapse.
Measures FSH levels in men and women to assess gonadal function, ovarian reserve, or testicular viability
Critical for identifying amenorrhea, menopause onset, and fertility readiness
Helps align ovary/testicle glandular usage, tallow stacking, and fasting phase timing
Reveals deeper endocrine rhythm dynamics when paired with LH and estradiol
🧠 In the Absurd protocol, FSH is the Genesis signal—the “let there be” of hormonal terrain. To track it is to honor the creative pulse of Yahweh within your biology.
“He telleth the number of the stars, and calleth them all by their names.” — Psalm 147:4