Not sure why you try the pellets when the injections are tried and true.When it really hit me hard I was miserable. Zero energy, zero drive. Slept like shit, when I did try and workout or go on a hike or do anything physical I felt like crap for a week. It was a gamechanger for me. I'm back to feeling good, working out, loosing weight. Able to take a trip and keep going every day.
Yes, I get there are risks. But I'm at the stage of my life where my career is established enough I can go on adventures, I make enough money to do most of what I want and my body is healthy and still able enough to do almost anything. I have a kid I need to be able to keep up with. Now is a really important part of my life. I'm willing to risk getting having this time and potentially less when I'm old and not able to do as much.
But if you want to stick something up your nose to feel better, try cocaine.
I might look into the pellets next year. I've been on a solid, predictable dose (shots) for over a year. The shots can get annoying when you are traveling (both flying and the temp issues camping).
Test is easy to get, as in no doctors office? I dont have a problem getting it but still have to go to the doc twice a year for bloodwork and to get it refilled.Not sure why you try the pellets when the injections are tried and true.
It's simple to do. Dosages aren't hard to figure out at all and even any sides are fairly easy to take care of.
I don't even use a doctor anymore. Test is easy to get, insulin syringes are everywhere and blood work is blood work. There are blood labs all over the place for cash pay. Just check what's going on and adjust or leave it as is.
I honestly haven't had a single side effect other than a raised cholesterol and that is a family thing anyways so I was fucked from the get-go.
Nope,Yep, HRT tends to give humans cancer.
What? A doctor talking out of his ass? No way! We haven't seen a single example of this since May 2020. They're experts.Nope,
Large, peer reviewed, blah, blah.
Protects prostate, heart, and brain. Higher Test, longer, heather life. I'll see if I can find it for the lazy. Wasn't even close. If you have low test, you are at WAY higher risk of prostate cancer, heart issues, and dementia.
If you hear any "prostate cancer" shit from your doc, run. Talking out their ass, 100%.
Nope,
Large, peer reviewed, blah, blah.
Protects prostate, heart, and brain. Higher Test, longer, heather life. I'll see if I can find it for the lazy. Wasn't even close. If you have low test, you are at WAY higher risk of prostate cancer, heart issues, and dementia.
If you hear any "prostate cancer" shit from your doc, run. Talking out their ass, 100%.
did you notice a change?My natural path got me on Tribujack 100, I need a refill but has anyone used it long term?
your spot on, not long ago it was something like 400-1200?I got my numbers checked... 322. It seems that they keep lowering the number to be considered low, didn't 400 used to be the low mark? The VA says anything over 220 is normal.
Curious if I should seek outside remedies. Been working out for nearly 5 months with little results, no real appreciable weight loss, been dieting at the same time. Energy has been lower this year than in the past as well.
Interesting...Cholesterol "normal" has been trending down since the 70's, used to i think 270ish was normal, yet heart disease is higher than ever. Guessing a large percentage of the people in the "normal" range are medicated with statins. Doing things to lower your cholesterol like the .gov wants you to do hurts your test level also
What horse pill?Interesting...
Atorvastatin here. My cholesterol came back good this time, but the "good" cholesterol was low, whatever that means. Maybe I should eliminate that horse pill.
Just referring to the size of it. Atorvastatin 80mg tablets.What horse pill?