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Sometimes I have trouble sleeping because my wood is always hard. Anybody else have that problem?
Get On TRT
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I'd be too worried about the possibility of raising my blood pressure and back acne to try it.
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Superstar
A lot of our ppl are unhealthy tho. Let’s not cap like we are the poster child for optimal health
I would do it if it wasn’t for the possibility of gynecomastia to develop
Take shyt that will make your nuts be a small as chipped up conflict diamonds brehs 
BelowTheMasonDixon
Veteran
nikka what? Lol, hey, my magic black man powers been on the fritz as of late. My mom died, the plants I got from her funeral died(did you know there are indoor plants wtf) The accounts are locked and I'm going broke trying to pay the utilities with what I had and don't forget lawyer fees. I'm fixing to be 43 and already had lower end T levels(but as long as it's within range, docs not prescribing anything) Im in a fog mentally, can't gain muscle, but if I eat a chip I get fatter. And from what I've been reading TRT could benefit.
And you telling me I got to wait till I'm 60
Because I'm a black man.
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African Peasant
Veteran
Do some exercice
Eat better
Drink water
Pray
Cats hiding behind TRT while they juicing
Eat better
Drink water
Pray
This.
Cats hiding behind TRT while they juicing
If you qualify through insurance: TRT is typically 100mg a week max from a doctor and will normally have most people's levels between 600-800 on their blood work depending on how you respond. Most Doctors don't even understand hormones or nutrition so finding one that is educated may take work.Very rarely will it be above 100mg, but that is person dependent, they may need more to reach acceptable levels.
200mg-250+ is typically dosing from a clinic which is more liberal and will have you 1500+ test levels and you are going to pay out of pocket. What is normal to a doctor is low to them on the bottom end of the scale.
They will typically prescribe Anastrozole (Arimidex) which is dosage dependent for most people to control estrogen sides if they occur. Some clinics compound this into the test which sound convenient, but its is better to get it as a separate med. It can kill your sex drive if too much is used, dry out your joints and mess up your lipid panel.
You will have to get your bloodwork done every few months to monitor your levels.
200mg-250+ is typically dosing from a clinic which is more liberal and will have you 1500+ test levels and you are going to pay out of pocket. What is normal to a doctor is low to them on the bottom end of the scale.
They will typically prescribe Anastrozole (Arimidex) which is dosage dependent for most people to control estrogen sides if they occur. Some clinics compound this into the test which sound convenient, but its is better to get it as a separate med. It can kill your sex drive if too much is used, dry out your joints and mess up your lipid panel.
You will have to get your bloodwork done every few months to monitor your levels.
.let me guess you went 40 yrs without taking health serious
Of course and trt, ozempic, etc won't change life style choices
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KillerPups
All Star
i started trt like 2 months ago. my t was in the 100s now is in the 800s with 1 shot a week.
Spliff
Godzilla got busy.
Its 2025, TRT isn't a taboo subject lol.
Fixing hypogonadism may need to go beyond diet and exercise as you age.
Traditionally, you shouldn’t need it in your 30s. However men’s T levels have been on the decline for decades to the point it’s more common than ever for the mid-late 30 crowd.
And yes it’s known that these fitness guys hide behind TRT when they’re really on full blown cycles.
End of the day it’s your decision to deal with low T symptoms while trying ways to fix it naturally, or go on replacement and keep it moving.
Fixing hypogonadism may need to go beyond diet and exercise as you age.
Traditionally, you shouldn’t need it in your 30s. However men’s T levels have been on the decline for decades to the point it’s more common than ever for the mid-late 30 crowd.
And yes it’s known that these fitness guys hide behind TRT when they’re really on full blown cycles.
End of the day it’s your decision to deal with low T symptoms while trying ways to fix it naturally, or go on replacement and keep it moving.
#BOTHSIDES
Superstar
Don’t you have to be on it for the rest of your life? Side effects? What caused your t levels to be low? Is it expensive?
I was gonna say something but ...
This. It keeps being cited how much "less of a man" each generation of men are, at some point this is simply gonna be a commonality... especially in the United States of Preservatives.Its 2025, TRT isn't a taboo subject lol.
Fixing hypogonadism may need to go beyond diet and exercise as you age.
Traditionally, you shouldn’t need it in your 30s. However men’s T levels have been on the decline for decades to the point it’s more common than ever for the mid-late 30 crowd.
And yes it’s known that these fitness guys hide behind TRT when they’re really on full blown cycles.
End of the day it’s your decision to deal with low T symptoms while trying ways to fix it naturally, or go on replacement and keep it moving.
I have no desire for it and don't even know my T levels to question it but it's time to get off the macho shìt.
