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who here mid 40's and up is on TRT
if you're not you should be... you'll thank us later... BUT get your liver, prostrate and pituitary checked first...
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I love it. Doing it for years. Would never stop.
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I know, I could Google it, but what is TRT?
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Testosterone Replacement Therapy
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I dunno if it's true or not, but I heard that your body will quit producing testosterone at the levels it is supposed to if you introduce an artificial source. So if you start you have to do it forever. Did you hear this? I'm 51 and would love to build more muscle the easy way.
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The only real risk with test in supplemental amounts is that when you introduce it into your body, natural production declines (look up "HTPA Axis") and can stop completely (depending on a few factors). The consequence would be to always take testosterone. But when compared to the benefits... if you aren't planning to have more children... then it's a no brainer as far as i'm concerned. It's a common thing in life to have people with pituitary damage (head trauma to that area) or genetic problem and have to take hormones. A lot of people will chime in as always about the "negatives" and if you've ever read any of these threads in the past, you know that none of them speak from experience or real knowledge on the subject. |
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Finally, i got serious about trying to rehab it. Started doing exercises for it, stopped lifting, playing racquetball which was agitating it and so on. But by now everything had been irritated and muscle atrophied to the point that I was really starting to get concerned at the continued pain. I was getting to where i couldn't really curl my arm under its own weight. After fighting this for a while, i went back to what I knew worked... Started a cycle of Test and Deca-Durabolin and continued to rehab my arm and lift light weights. Within about 6 weeks, my injured arm was doing as well as the other and just as strong after 2 years almost of barely being able to use it. |
I have to use Androgel TRT because the OxyContin/Percocet kills the free T in your body.
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So what does it cost?
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I'm in my mid 30's but I have a first hand experience that tells me although it isn't as bad as people use to make it out to be it might not be as innocent as they say now... Last year I got injured, it was recommended I give it a try to speed up recovery, not bodybuilding cycle dosage, rather high end TRT dosage. On the side of my back I had a really tiny overgrowth (less than a millimeter high), nothing you could see with the naked eye, no one apart from me had ever noticed it, only by running my hand over it could I feel it. Well after 6 weeks on the juice this thing had grown 10 times the size... No consequences, I got it burned, but it made me think, how about if that tiny overgrowth was on my liver or pancreas? Hadn't changed for 20 years could it do the same to a cluster of dormant malignant cells.. |
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Not even sure what that means and definitely not sure what "high end.." is supposed to mean. In supplemental dosages, a person might be injecting say 100mg per week of testosterone cypionate. As part of a cycle, a body builder might be doing 500-1000mg per week or more. |
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Anyway, you are already taking this to a confrontational place when there is no need. Take the story for what it is worth..:2 cents: |
Been doing Test since 1996. Best thing I've ever done.
Hell, I see guys 10 years younger than me that look like they could be my grandfather! And injecting it Intramuscular is fairly safe and doesn't stress you liver and other organs the way that oral steroids do (which have to be processed by the liver). Anyway, it can really make a BIG difference in your life. Energy, youthful appearance, hard cock, mental clarity. Just don't overdo it and try to be Mr. Olympia because then it can get dangerous. |
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But every year after around age 30 you start losing your natural production and it escalates downward as you age. I read once that a man who is 60 years old has less natural testosterone production than an 18 year old woman! So at age 51 you are probably not producing enough testosterone to even register anymore. You should definitely get on it and stay on it for the rest of your life. It will give you a huge increase in quality of life and how you feel everyday. |
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So how much is it? Legally from a Dr.
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Does any Insurance cover this?
What is the Cost on Black Market? Cost From a Doc? Cost with insurances? Sure the answeres will all be different, but just want an IDEA.. |
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Like everything else to do with medicine in the U.S. the prices are jacked up beyond belief when you get it from a doctor. I have gotten it from a doctor in the past...and a 10 cc vial was $200 and the doctor had to make me get blood test after blood test (because they are scared of getting sued and the way our medical system is set up is a scam to get you to pay for unnecessary tests, but that's a whole other topic) Meanwhile I can buy it from other countries (where it's perfectly legal to get over the counter) and get 50 cc's (enough for 50 weeks...a year basically) for $400 Then I just see my doctor to get a full physical (including blood work) once a year. So far so good. :) However...having said that, I was talking about it to my doctor a couple of weeks ago. He knows what I do. And he told me that my insurance would cover it if I want to go "legit". So that's an option open to me now. |
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Cost of a single 10ml vial of Testosterone Cypionate - usually $75-$100 (assuming you want to use the test and nothing to keep estrogen in check - not recommended) Full blood tests which you should be doing before you start and every 2-3 months, which your insurance most likely will not cover - $750 or so each time. I don't know what Robbie is talking about $200.00 for bloodwork. Depends on what is being tested. Full blood panels for everything you need to be watching is pretty expensive. Usually the doctor can get a deal and I remember the last people I got a prescription from could get it for $350.00. Without doing it through them, it was closer to $1000.00 Will insurance pay for it? Not usually. I'm not aware of anyone who's been able to get their insurance to pay for it. |
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isn't that the real issue? |
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If I were you I'd just stick to testosterone. |
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what are you using to keep the estrogen in check? |
Hell no, steroids are fuckin dangerous. Just make more money or work harder without them.
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what do ya think? the pharmacy is going to to rip me off I think... $150 for a 10ml off the street |
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For instance this weeks special is 100 ampules (100 ml) for $400 So that's $4 a ml for sustenon 250mg/ml and it breaks down to this per ampule: 30 mg Testosterone propionate 60 mg Testosterone isocaproate 60 mg Testosterone phenylpropionate 100 mg Testosterone decanoate That's what I'm using at the moment by the way. One amp per week. 250 mg of test each week. Strong enough dose to keep me hard all over, but not too much to start making me freaky. |
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Testosterone is the natural hormone in your body that makes you a man. The average life span for thousands of years was about 32 years old. Now we live a LOT longer...but our bodies stop producing testosterone as we age. So, as a man you have a choice. Get soft and fat and weak as you get older. Or replace the testosterone that you lost and feel great. :) |
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