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Energy Peptides Question

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    brandenscheidecker
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    don't waste your money on the test gel, either go with a test booster like Enclomiphene you can buy it from several vendors I have even seen it on grey. Plenty of TRT replacement services out there that do telehealth and labs. 100-200 bucks per month, a lot primary care DRs will send you to a endocrinologist who thinks 300 is a healthy lvl for older men and wont prescribe it, skip them just wasting your time.

    Rythm health labs will tell you everything you need to know! is cheaper than going to my DR a lot of telehealth services will accept there labs as well.

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      don't waste your money on the test gel, either go with a test booster like Enclomiphene you can buy it from several vendors I have even seen it on grey. Plenty of TRT replacement services out there that do telehealth and labs. 100-200 bucks per month, a lot primary care DRs will send you to a endocrinologist who thinks 300 is a healthy lvl for older men and wont prescribe it, skip them just wasting your time.

      Rythm health labs will tell you everything you need to know! is cheaper than going to my DR a lot of telehealth services will accept there labs as well.

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      Neil McCauley
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      @brandenscheidecker said in Energy Peptides Question:

      don't waste your money on the test gel, either go with a test booster like Enclomiphene you can buy it from several vendors I have even seen it on grey. Plenty of TRT replacement services out there that do telehealth and labs. 100-200 bucks per month, a lot primary care DRs will send you to a endocrinologist who thinks 300 is a healthy lvl for older men and wont prescribe it, skip them just wasting your time.

      Rythm health labs will tell you everything you need to know! is cheaper than going to my DR a lot of telehealth services will accept there labs as well.

      Enclomiphine is a young man's compound. It relies on using your endogenous HTPA in order to be effective, i.e. essentially jump-starting your own system. This man is 67, and that horse has left the barn, decades ago. His HTPA is simply not youthful enough to produce enough testosterone to move the needle. If he was 35 - 45, maybe that would buy him 5 to 10 years maximum, but thats a moot point now. Going to have to go exogenous now.

      Secondly, hundreds of millions of patients worldwide use transdermal testosterone to great effect. Simply look at the sales and numbers. You never hear about them because 99% of those patients aren't online talking about it on a message board. Message boards are overrepresented with younger people using AAS and similar compounds in supra physiological dosages, so of course they will poo poo on using a gel given their history of pinning test and related AAS.

      The real fact is that a majority of people on HRT do so with compounded gels, and have great results with it. It's far more convenient to use a gel over pinning for a plethora of reasons, which is why it is generally tried first to see if it works for you. If you're a non responder due to various reasons, usually someone who doesn't absorb well, then you can always switch to injects afterwards, no big deal. Many, in fact most, absorb well, OP herself as she mentioned.

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        brandenscheidecker
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        hell no give him something that works lol once a week IM will change his life.

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