GaryDoodleSack
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It did for me 100%, but I would advise a full blood panel first. Not saying any of this because I think you’re stupid, but if someone uneducated comes along in this thread to read this I want to cover my ass and make it stupid proof lol.So ... you think TRT could help with his symptoms? He doesn't have any experience with steroids besides dbol only decades ago.
Would try lowdose naltrexone but fucking around with 50 mg pills sounds tedious
If I started test before I got started in the right direction health wise I could have landed In a deeper hole.
I haven’t heard of naltrexone before. Sometimes doing something tedious is what we have to do, if it comes to it.
Even after being on test for 3 years, just within the last 12-8 months I’ve really been able to feel like an improved version of myself. Even though testosterone helped, it took a while for my body to heal. That involved my diet and using natural supplements. It wasn’t anything outrageous, high dose NAC and bromelain and Chinese Skullcap to stimulate my body’s energy and detoxification- plus the acupuncture.
When I first started Test I had to use primo to control estrogen, now I don’t have to even while being on a higher dose of Test than when I started. I can almost self regulate and I’m at the same BF% (couldn’t use AIs because e2 would crash instantly. I couldn’t use 50-100mg without experiencing super high e2 symptoms) It was as if my liver was so backed up or damaged that it had a hard time processing estrogen. (I don’t know how true that is, but that’s what I felt like was happening to me) That was a pain to deal with, even using labs to track everything.
Test gave me that ability to have great erections again, my mojo lol, confidence, some energy, and to put on muscle and keep my joints from feeling like they were going to break. That being said, it was a double edged sword for a while, learning how my body was reacting to it and overcoming it.
But I’d do it all over again to get to where I am now, never felt better in my life.