Recent content by js007q

great deal, thanks!

Sorry it was meant as a question.. If test is kept low enough (TRT) and your estrogen doesn't raise can this still lead to fat gain?

I see what you guys are saying.. but even TRT doses that don't let estrogen creep up too high? I believe they do increase appetite which can lead to over eating.

arimistane is a very weak AI, you only need an AI if your experiencing symptoms of high estrogen, confirmed by a blood test because many times the symptoms of hormonal imbalance (Test & E) are similar, in regards to energy, libido and mood especially.

How is this so? If you are eating a surplus of calories, you'll gain weight no matter what. I've been on TRT for about 5-6mos now.. I've noticed a slight boost in metabolism, some muscle gain, but any fat lost has been the result of eating less. I don't know exact numbers but the scale has...

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small dose of test could benefit you but really though you should get some blood work, your test levels/free T could be just fine.

Since I've been on TRT (about 5mos) I've turned into a silverback lol I've always had my share of body hair.. it's all enhanced now. I've seen new growth too, hasn't done anything for my hairline obviously.. but I've always had a high hairline.

Caffeine works too.. although you will build up immunity to it after awhile.

Wow that really stinks man..sorry. If you can't find a doc that will help you may want to try a TRT clinic, it seems they would be more helpful as far as getting blood work done. Sounds like that doc was on the state board with his views... smh

Been only a couple months for me.. and I agree completely.

Maybe your starting T levels were very low?

Did 25 min on the elliptical machine this morning like it was nothing!

I agree with sean.. I started feeling like that 6 months ago.. ended up on TRT. Wish I got tested sooner.

If you are on TRT, then technically your test levels would be "normal" by most standards. From there.. the playing field is level.. so both AAS and SARMS can work. I've been on TRT for about 2 months and I'm so glad I am.. I sometimes wonder how long had I been suffering.