If you have low test, I would seriously consider starting trt. It could make a huge difference for you with your insulin sensitivity.I was actually told by a doctor that low testosterone is a cause of type 2 diabetes. That sounds like something I might do myself. However I'm not sure if I will do split pins or pin once every five days. I don't think I will go any higher then 500 mg of test a week. Years ago my sweet spot was 750 to 900 test and 600 of deca. Forgive me for sounding stupid but what do you mean by BG? I was also under the impression that orals will be out of the question. Perhaps low dose Var. This is all very interesting I really appreciate you taking the time to school me
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Apparently, it doesn't work that way for everyone, but lots of guys definitely see benefits when starting trt when they've also been dealing with type 2 diabetes.
I'd also seriously recommend getting your health markers in check before you consider blasting a high dose cycle (really anything above 200mg/week).
Get on a trt dose. If you have recent blood work, wait until about 6-8 weeks after starting trt to get bloods done again and see what things are looking like. If you don't have recent blood work, get it done before you start.