TRT. Who's on it?

[KBScobravert]

Why?

It has to do with your body adapting to your current estor and not breaking it down fully giving you the full effects if the test it is bound to.

When I went to Androtardyl (Enanthate) after being on Testosterone Cipionate for 2 years, I felt like the Androtardyl had me sleeping better but it was just my body was used to my regular trt med. The switch had me feeling right back to when I first started. I used it for about 6 months then back to my cipionate vials. I've made the switch a few times over the past 3 years on trt.

Most of that switching back and forth boiled down to availability of my meds from the states ir from what I could get from pharmacy in Niger.

That said, I'm on a little bit higher dose, out of the realm of trt right now. I was prescribed 180mg e7d. Typically my pin came out to 200mg just for even math. After blood work last r&r my doc said my liver, kidney, PSA, reds, HDL, all looked the best she had ever seen from me. So I upped it to 250mg for 1 months e7d. Then went to 250mg e5d for a month and I've been on 210mg e3d for the past 2 weeks. I'll continue it for another 3 weeks then do labs here on base and drop back to 210mg e7d for a month. Sort of a mini cycle on test only to prep for summer vacation

[Gasser64]

It never hurts to switch esters every so often. I keep some Androtardyl (Enanthate) and run it for a couple of weeks to get off off Test Cipionate.

Lot of the older guys at the gym would take Androtest and say they couldn't believe it worked that well. iirc it was one of those herbal T boosters... Tribulus? I can't remember the name. Anyway some plant you can eat boosts T really well.

[Strychnine]

It never hurts to switch esters every so often. I keep some Androtardyl (Enanthate) and run it for a couple of weeks to get off off Test Cipionate.

Why?

[KBScobravert]

Used to be one called Androtest that everyone said was the real deal.

It never hurts to switch esters every so often. I keep some Androtardyl (Enanthate) and run it for a couple of weeks to get off off Test Cipionate.

[Gasser64]

Used to be one called Androtest that everyone said was the real deal.

[lowfast]

Everyone is different, but it is not a quick fix. You feel better and better over time, so to reach the full benefit I would say 6mo is reasonable. The shots are not great, but it is what it is and it is worth the trouble.

[Baron Von Crowder]

It's amazing how quickly the decline can happen, I tested at 850 or so just 3 years ago (39 yo), and was at just over 300 when I started TRT a month and a half ago. I can tell a slight difference at this point, and tested to be 530 this last time, so the needle is moving, but nothing monumental at this point. Our goal is to get it up to 800-900, and I've been told it's a long game, such that most guys don't really start feeling better until 6 months in or so. Has that been y'all's experience?

Fortunately I've got great insurance, so it's not costing me anything out of pocket, but if things don't change significantly, I don't know that it's worth the hassle of weekly shots.

I was really low, so I felt it immediately. It did take around 7 months to get the level honed in to where I wasnt riding the roller coaster every week.

[Big A]

It's amazing how quickly the decline can happen, I tested at 850 or so just 3 years ago (39 yo), and was at just over 300 when I started TRT a month and a half ago. I can tell a slight difference at this point, and tested to be 530 this last time, so the needle is moving, but nothing monumental at this point. Our goal is to get it up to 800-900, and I've been told it's a long game, such that most guys don't really start feeling better until 6 months in or so. Has that been y'all's experience?

Fortunately I've got great insurance, so it's not costing me anything out of pocket, but if things don't change significantly, I don't know that it's worth the hassle of weekly shots.

[blownaltered]

I started taking testosterone about 3 months ago. Went from 203 to 920 test levels. Was going to the low T center but just switched to my doctor so I could get it from walgreens. $40 for 3 months and have my wife give me a shot is a hell of a lot better than $250 a month for the low T center. The people over there were nice but after the first month they don't do shit besides give you a shot once a week. They only do labs every few months, so whats the point of paying that amount. My wife is a nurse so getting shots at home is a lot easier and cheaper.

[lowfast]

Nope. Pellets have ups and downs. Twice a week injections reign supreme.

[Baron Von Crowder]

Switched to a different dr today. She switched my BP meds and took blood for labs. I am currently at 75ml weekly of 200mg/ml. She said she prefers BioTe instead of injections. Not sure about the pellets.

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Let me know what you find out. I was interested to hear about the time release implants.

[fordracing19]

Switched to a different dr today. She switched my BP meds and took blood for labs. I am currently at 75ml weekly of 200mg/ml. She said she prefers BioTe instead of injections. Not sure about the pellets.

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[Gasser64]

They say there's synthetic stuff now that won't harm your liver. Pills

[lowfast]

A cycle is a cycle regardless of the reason. It cant be that damn hard to find a dr because I see these jacked 60+ year olds all over the place.

Haha I hear that. Allot of those guys are paying $$ to get HGH. If they are using other compounds most likely they are getting it internet/grey market which is super easy to come by. I have a few in my gym that are in their 60's and jacked in ways you cannot do naturally no matter your age.

Anything dosed to keep the body within normal range is therapeutic. Anything beyond is a cycle.

[Ruffdaddy]

A cycle is a cycle regardless of the reason. It cant be that damn hard to find a dr because I see these jacked 60+ year olds all over the place.