Help: How do you get a year-round test boost?

[nashtnman]

I’ve got a question: Men’s testosterone levels dip as they get older. Further, studies indicate that vegetarians have lower levels than meat-eaters. I’m fucked coming and going: I’m 46 AND a strict vegetarian. I’m in the midst of a Sustanon and Dbol cycle, but I’m wondering how I can keep the testosterone levels up when not on a cycle. I know some use Human Growth Hormone, but the cost seems prohibitive. So do I make my peace with dwindling testosterone levels, or is there some other way of increasing it when not on a cycle? Any suggestions? Thanks for your feedback.

 

[tyhigs]

give up the flower child, tye dye and MJ lifestyle and start eating chicken and fish again

 

[RADAR1]

I'm 51 and planning this cycle after summers over to run a yr round maintence cycle of Test eth 250 every week or two.




RADAR

 

[nashtnman]

Tyhigs -- lol. I'm not much of a hug-a-tree tie-dye kind of guy. -- oh, ok, maybe I am a little -- but I'm too far gone to start eating meat, fish, and dairy again. Haven't done it in about 20 years. So does anyone else have any suggestions on boosting year-round testosterone levels?

 

[geoboy]

look into androgel or androderm. basically transdermal test replacement by prescription. androgel very convienient, very effective. if you have insurence, they'll even pay (HRT).

 

[geoboy]

for the natural approach, as men age, T levels decline some, yes, but SHBG increases _greatly_, which binds up test, and reduces Free Test (which is the only biologically active test in body). some herbals that have been shown to increase free test are avena sativa, nettles (nettle root). also, proviron frees up bound test (but its a drug).

 

[Nelson Montana]

I have yet to hear an argument in favor of not eating meat that carries any logic whatsoever.

I do however believe that people can choose to do whatever they want -- but except the circumstances that incur.

 

[nashtnman]

Nelson -- If you believe that you haven't heard a logical reason why people don't eat meat, I doubt you'll ever be open to understanding why some people don't do it. For me, it's a moral choice. I believe that animals have souls, and I really don't see the difference between eating a cow and eating, say, a dog. Further, I want to respect the power God gave me over animals by protecting them, not by slaughtering them for my benefit. But if you want a completely different reason why you shouldn't eat meat, read a recent book called "Fast Food Nation," which is about the food industry. It will keep you off meat for life!

 

[wyld1g]

I haven't actually seen a dog I was hungry for...lol.. and damn, a big fat steak is sooo hard to resist. Being a veggie eater only don't you have to take massive sups?

 

[swampmoose]

re

NashTnMan, being a veggie is ok, im just curious if it is for religiuos purposes. i was veggie for almost 2 years and this was about 5 years ago. i dont know though, i saw a nice piece of red meat steaming with goodness and my life was changed ever since then. seriously, you ought to get some expert advice about your steriod routine from another veggie who has been there. also, which im sure you already know, you might want to get some anti E's and some aminos to take with your vegetables cuz you aint gonna put on much mass withought complete proteins. i tell you what though brother, i Have had some good ass veggie food before like fry chick or veggie links.. mmmmm good shit