Testosterone

[doublewing]

Do doctors suggest this to people or why does one pursue this?

I honestly didn‘t know this was a thing. I just lift, run, and eat a good diet and I‘m great.

 

[HuskerGarrett]

Do doctors suggest this to people or why does one pursue this?

I honestly didn‘t know this was a thing. I just lift, run, and eat a good diet and I‘m great.

Yeah my doctor recommended

 

[dsbigred1]

Yeah my doctor recommended

Mine recommended both the estrogen and the penile reduction (whole different story, but he was worried my wife’s vagina and anus were going to become 1 orifice without it).

 

[Huskerbuck85]

Yeah my doctor recommended

For soft boners or bc he wants you to look stronger?

 

[HuskerGarrett]

For soft boners or bc he wants you to look stronger?

Anxiety/depression is how it came up

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

Average T levels in the US are like 1/3 of what they were 3-4 generations ago, it's crazy.

My levels were on the lower part of the "acceptable" range. I took this (which has some scientific results a lot of other supplements haven't proved), and focused on lifting more/red meat more and had a significant increase about 6 months later (although still not superman levels).

Would definitely recommend lifting, sunshine, sleep, and red meat, but TRT is heavily recommended by all the good health people I know when those things aren't enough.

 

[Huskerbuck85]

Anxiety/depression is how it came up

Check into some organic shit. I haven’t used anything related to your situation but have used other products from Rowe Casa Organics. They have a FB page that gives great feedback on various needs. I bet if you typed yours into the search function there’d already be info there.

 

[KidsSeeGhosts]

Anxiety/depression is how it came up

Yo sorry to hear this dude. Know people who have seen similar and this worked for them.

Independent of whether you supplement or not as hormone treatment is what it is, regular squats honestly are worth it as a separate thing here.

 

[RedSavage]

Do I need it? No. Do I take it anyways? Yes

The benefits are great

 

[Huskersballz]

Only twinks take Test. Real men go straight for the Tren.

 

[Krup21]

Anxiety/depression is how it came up

Same. I'm on it. Bi weekly injections. I think I'm getting off it. Having some bad side effects that are outweighing the positives. Definitely notice more motivation and being less tired. Boner is like I'm 18 again(hate to give this up)
Negatives-hard to get dosing right. Terrible bacne. Not doing alot for the anxiety part, which to me is just a racing heart. I'm definitely more moody and snap alot more. Boils down to i just don't like the way I feel, hard to explain, but just feel juiced all the time. I lost 20# before going on it and felt great tbh. I'm gonna try to lose 10 more pounds and see if i can maintain. I'm 50. Farmer and commercial applicator. I don't think I need to be putting yet another thing in my body that causes cancer. To each his own tho, good luck

 

[KidsSeeGhosts]

Only twinks take Test. Real men go straight for the Tren.

eat clen, tren hard

 

[tman87]

Know quite a few guys who have been on TRT for many years. Some are long time juicers who cruise on TRT dose when not cycling, some are just on Doc prescribed TRT. One guy is a Doc himself (he's quite a bit older than me) and has done TRT for a long time. It would be a good idea if you researched and educated yourself IMO. Good luck, G.

 

[God is a Husker]

Anxiety/depression is how it came up

HAVE YOU TRIED COORS LIGHT THO

 

[Hedley Lamarr]

I did depotestosterone injections for about a decade. I stopped when my Dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer, as testosterone is cancer fuel (so is sugar, but that's a different discussion for a different thread). I grew hair in places I never had hair before, and did notice mood swings the first couple of days after receiving the injections. The plus sides were it made me "strong like bull", and it helped with overall muscle tone and other manly endeavors.

I initially started with a compounded cream, but read a lot of literature that that cream could be transmitted from my body to my wife's body just from cuddling, and genuinely didn't want her to have a better mustache than mine, so we switched approaches after a few month to the shots.

I've been off of it altogether for roughly a decade now, and feel like I kept "some" of the attributes from the regimen, but really don't miss the shots every-other-week nor the mood swings. And by mood swings I mean anger over trivial shit. I had to learn to manage that, but once I did it smoothed out. Now I just want to smote SOME of the people SOME of the time 😉🤷‍♂️

There has been plenty of research done recently that shows no direct link between taking TRT and cancer. Sugar like you said is the main culprit of cancer fuel. The cream isn't able to absorbed by your wife after a couple hours of application as well.

@HuskerGarrett I have been on TRT for nearly a decade, first weekly injections and for the last couple years a custom compounded cream. I tanked my natural T production in college after an aggressive cycle of juice....whoops

 

[gtlacey]

Do doctors suggest this to people or why does one pursue this?

I honestly didn‘t know this was a thing. I just lift, run, and eat a good diet and I‘m great.

You run? You on Strava?

 

[Ripping Lips]

Anxiety/depression is how it came up

It has helped me, especially after going through sudden cardiac arrest a few years ago. I can actually operate on 6 hours of sleep unlike before where I needed 8 to be semi functioning. But I also started taking methylated vitamins and that has helped a bunch.

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

I skipped out on shots. I've heard good things though.
Taking T-hero (Advances Male Support with Ashwagandha and Shilajit).
Omega 3 of course.
Creatine in mornings to help Loosen the joints. Haha
Mornings I use my juicer to pack a punch with fresh fruits.
Eggs, red meat, garlic, and raw onions give out super testosterone.
All have helped with energy and strength. Confidence has comeback like a youngbuck being born again.

Does that Shilajit stuff work? I see all kinds of adds for it and very curious. Need some sort of a boost, but not going to go the full TRT route.

 

[LoudHogRider]

There has been plenty of research done recently that shows no direct link between taking TRT and cancer. Sugar like you said is the main culprit of cancer fuel. The cream isn't able to absorbed by your wife after a couple hours of application as well.

@HuskerGarrett I have been on TRT for nearly a decade, first weekly injections and for the last couple years a custom compounded cream. I tanked my natural T production in college after an aggressive cycle of juice....whoops

Good to hear. Again, my injection phase - front ended by compounding - started nearly 20 years ago and ended 10 years ago. The research "at the time" suggested it wasn't great for folks with prostate cancer in their family tree, so I stopped. Glad to hear you're having success with the regimen.

 

[ZJSARENOTFREE]

Good to hear. Again, my injection phase - front ended by compounding - started nearly 20 years ago and ended 10 years ago. The research "at the time" suggested it wasn't great for folks with prostate cancer in their family tree, so I stopped. Glad to hear you're having success with the regimen.

I think there is some truth. Just talked to a cop in my town at a Super Bowl party. He was doing the TRT thing and had prostate cancer and it ramped it way up. The doc told him just what you said, that if you are prone to Prostate cancer, probably not a good thing to TRT. His brother and dad both had it so it was there and TRT he said seemed to ramp it up.