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@Neil-McCauley a doctor would never put you on trt if your test was that high. Maybe a TRT clinic as they are today's version of pill mills. You literally will mess your endocrine system up badly to take TRT if you had those levels of test as now you are shutting off your need to produce testosterone just to have it injected in you for pretty much the same levels
@thanks_enjoi in regards to TRT clinics being "pill mills" grown humans should have the option to do whatever they want. Unfortunately in many things Doctors are the gate keepers. Unless a person knows where else to look. Taking super physiological doses of testosterone does not necessarily wreck your endocrine system. it will temporarily slow down or shut off test production. However If you take care of it that can be reversed pretty easily now. if a person is willing to spend a little extra it can be kept online the entire time.
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@thanks_enjoi in regards to TRT clinics being "pill mills" grown humans should have the option to do whatever they want. Unfortunately in many things Doctors are the gate keepers. Unless a person knows where else to look. Taking super physiological doses of testosterone does not necessarily wreck your endocrine system. it will temporarily slow down or shut off test production. However If you take care of it that can be reversed pretty easily now. if a person is willing to spend a little extra it can be kept online the entire time.
@TheHazmatGuy yes trt clinics are like pill mills and yes you should be able to choose to use them. My endocrinologist prescribes me so I could care less. And no you can't keep producing testosterone the same when you are adding testosterone. You can do things to keep LH and FSH and such to keep them functional, but again you are adding something just to do so, then you must again add more compounds to get them going again and so on and so forth. Anytime you introduce testosterone either in what is considered a trt dose (which if thats the case you are probably doing it for the rest of your life, or you have a strange plan for something. If you are doing what is considered a cycle of test, like alot more than doctor recommended dosage you will absolutely pay the money to attempt to get back to what tour baseline in many areas were, and the chances are almost 100 percent they will not be as normal as they once were without the constant need for supplementation.
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@thanks_enjoi in regards to TRT clinics being "pill mills" grown humans should have the option to do whatever they want. Unfortunately in many things Doctors are the gate keepers. Unless a person knows where else to look. Taking super physiological doses of testosterone does not necessarily wreck your endocrine system. it will temporarily slow down or shut off test production. However If you take care of it that can be reversed pretty easily now. if a person is willing to spend a little extra it can be kept online the entire time.
@TheHazmatGuy
I agree with your view. My Testosterone has always been out of normal range on the high side.
My doctor still wrote me a prescription for TRT because we reasoned that normal for me is more like 1200-1500. That is normal for me. We are all different and what works for some might not work for others.
I'm 68 and know a lot of guys around my age that are on TRT. A lot of them say they don't notice much of a difference? If that were me, I would take probably take more. Seems like more people are under treated rather than over treated. Numbers are great guides for helping you figure out stuff, but for me, I am looking more for a certain feeling of wellbeing.
Testosterone, HGH and Peptides make sense to me as a first choice for improving my overall health. Replacing or enhancing with things my body already produces makes me more comfortable than trusting chemical compounds from big pharma.
I understand the concern with TRT for younger people, but I agree that for the majority of people, coming off TRT is very doable if necessary. -
@TheHazmatGuy
I agree with your view. My Testosterone has always been out of normal range on the high side.
My doctor still wrote me a prescription for TRT because we reasoned that normal for me is more like 1200-1500. That is normal for me. We are all different and what works for some might not work for others.
I'm 68 and know a lot of guys around my age that are on TRT. A lot of them say they don't notice much of a difference? If that were me, I would take probably take more. Seems like more people are under treated rather than over treated. Numbers are great guides for helping you figure out stuff, but for me, I am looking more for a certain feeling of wellbeing.
Testosterone, HGH and Peptides make sense to me as a first choice for improving my overall health. Replacing or enhancing with things my body already produces makes me more comfortable than trusting chemical compounds from big pharma.
I understand the concern with TRT for younger people, but I agree that for the majority of people, coming off TRT is very doable if necessary.@TheHazmatGuy
I agree with your view. My Testosterone has always been out of normal range on the high side.
My doctor still wrote me a prescription for TRT because we reasoned that normal for me is more like 1200-1500. That is normal for me. We are all different and what works for some might not work for others.
I'm 68 and know a lot of guys around my age that are on TRT. A lot of them say they don't notice much of a difference? If that were me, I would take probably take more. Seems like more people are under treated rather than over treated. Numbers are great guides for helping you figure out stuff, but for me, I am looking more for a certain feeling of wellbeing.
Testosterone, HGH and Peptides make sense to me as a first choice for improving my overall health. Replacing or enhancing with things my body already produces makes me more comfortable than trusting chemical compounds from big pharma.
I understand the concern with TRT for younger people, but I agree that for the majority of people, coming off TRT is very doable if necessary.What is your PSA?
One reason why many 65+ aged people on TRT don't get the energy/QOL boost they expect is because often their IGF-1 & DHEA numbers are in the toilet (<100 for both).
Having a 600 test level and an IGF-1/DHEA scores of > 200 is far, far superior than having a 1200 test level and an IGF-1/DHEA scores of < 100.
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@PeptidePete hgh is a horribly misunderstood compound and therapeutic doses have changed my life. I appreciate you checking. Good with me. Lets just leave tren, var and equipoise out of the convo.
LOL!
Totally agree, on all counts. All good.
Parting comment, I would suggest an interested person can find Janoshik documented quality at well under $1/IU, shipped from US, for those who care.
Also- MOTs-C is your friend in this situation, an informed researcher is a healthy researcher.
@PeptidePete can you expand on the mots c part tou mentioned here please? Trying to gather some more info
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@randy any words on storage for gh?? Also any advice on timeline switching from tesa/ipa to gh? Dont know if it should be treated like a cycle
@mandangox28 a month off/get igf checked. put the rat on gh protocol and get igf checked again after a month. adust if needed.
Im more of a cowboy with this one but thats what i udnerstand to be the safe route.
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Yes, https://peptide-works.com
They sell vials and nasal spray form; I wouldn't get the nasal spray again cuz the mg amount isn't noted so I had to figure amt from iu/mg estimate and it looks like I would need 15 sprays for an effective dose.
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