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[Dr JIM]

Talk aout sending the wrong information @Dr JIM did you just say AIH improves or resolves in due course?

That's not a misprint or a typo, bc while outliers exist that's exactly what occurs in the majority of AAS users (or all would require "TRT") IN DUE COURSE but if you have scientific evidence to the contrary POST IT, or whatever you believe is the "right information".

Oh and your individual "experience" of one is NOT scientific evidence but rather an anecdote.

And please spare me all the blog sparing, forum foresights or board bro speak,
few of which list evidence based citations, but rely almost exclusively upon the "experience" of cyclists, and fail to mention the influence of other variables that effect HTPA recovery

 

[Dr JIM]

IMO there is a difference between TRT and B&C.
These doctors went to medical school. 8-9 years of schooling and 4+ years of residency.
Most AAS users just read the forums for a few months and then think they are experts on the endocrine system.

How unfortunate but true, bc for many "self treatment" becomes an extension of their original AAS run, in which the risks and/or complications exceeded the benefit.

It's even more unfortunate many AAS related complications can be diminished or even prevented IF these KIDS would have listened to reason and develop a sound fund of knowledge BEFORE embarking upon an elective decision to Purchase Pin and Push AAS!

Yet now they must locate a patsy for their failed AAS "experiment"------ the DOCTORS