Titan Tech
New Member
Hey fellas,
Long time lurker here, figured it's time to sign up and chime in now that life has offered some down time in my days. Not new to AAS, roughly 10 years exp. Have run most of the common, and not so common, inj's and orals out there. I'm at that point in life when one begins to consider general health and longevity (MY JOINTS), as a greater priority than simply being the largest I possibly can. About a year ago, I decided to be done with traditional cycles and chose to hop on the TRT train. I'm sure I'll be a lifer, as the benefits of proper hormone manipulation are easy to see once you look past the misinformed masses. I majored in exercise science, minored in chemistry, and ALWAYS brewed my own gear. Yet the education always continues as a student of life, so I'm sure I'll have my fair share of questions to ask. I'll only put my two cents in when I can speak from my own experience, as I'm not much for BSing.
Happy to start participating in a community I've creeped on for so many years, lol. At some point, it's only right to give back and help those who were once as clueless as I. Quality mentors make the transition out of newbie status so much quicker, less expensive, and often less painful. I'm hoping to become that for as many as I can here.
Long time lurker here, figured it's time to sign up and chime in now that life has offered some down time in my days. Not new to AAS, roughly 10 years exp. Have run most of the common, and not so common, inj's and orals out there. I'm at that point in life when one begins to consider general health and longevity (MY JOINTS), as a greater priority than simply being the largest I possibly can. About a year ago, I decided to be done with traditional cycles and chose to hop on the TRT train. I'm sure I'll be a lifer, as the benefits of proper hormone manipulation are easy to see once you look past the misinformed masses. I majored in exercise science, minored in chemistry, and ALWAYS brewed my own gear. Yet the education always continues as a student of life, so I'm sure I'll have my fair share of questions to ask. I'll only put my two cents in when I can speak from my own experience, as I'm not much for BSing.
Happy to start participating in a community I've creeped on for so many years, lol. At some point, it's only right to give back and help those who were once as clueless as I. Quality mentors make the transition out of newbie status so much quicker, less expensive, and often less painful. I'm hoping to become that for as many as I can here.
