30 Days on FX

[ximor]

Some of you may have already seen the show '30 days' on the FX channel. Well they had quite an interesting episode tonight involving a middleaged man who wanted to take anti-aging measures to improve his overall fitness level.

He started weekly shots of Testosterone and human growth hormone - somatropin - while following an intense training schedule of cardio and weightlifting. Of course he also took over fourty-one different supplements (yes 41!) including fish oils, creatine, and various multivitamins.
Well after two weeks his other lab tests came in revealing 2 liver abnormalities. He immediately consulted professionals (including a top bodybuilder he had enlisted as his personal trainer) who immediately warned him that his supplements were far too many and were causing extreme stress to his liver to filter all of these.
Needless to say he stopped taking ALL of his supplements but decided to continue on the weekly test and HGH injections.
In the initial week of the 30 day experiment he had lab work done to test his fertility. He rated 80million per cc (exceptionally good). When he went back to the sperm bank on week three he was horrified to discover he had less than 1million per cc and most were identified as dead sperm.
He consulted his people and immediately stopped his 30 training regiment at that moment.
The show later recaps that following the 30 days his liver function and sperm count returned to normal.
Now my question is this: Did the Test stop his normal prodution of test by his nuts and actually stop sperm production alltogether?
I know that when you introduce more than the normal body generated amount that your nuts stop making test but do they also stop producing sperm? i.e am i infertile while on cycle?
And if so, why couldnt these 'TOP' professionals in the field alert him to this?

Its a long read i know, but interesting nonetheless as i just started injections of Enanthate.

 

[holy ghost]

its seems too ambiguous.

it takes a TON of endogenous test and or derivative for Shutdown

Nelson can elaborate

 

[justinjones1963]

Now my question is this: Did the Test stop his normal prodution of test by his nuts and actually stop sperm production alltogether?
I know that when you introduce more than the normal body generated amount that your nuts stop making test but do they also stop producing sperm? i.e am i infertile while on cycle?
.

As little as 50mg of test per week can completely shut down natty test production.

Everyone reacts differently though.

You will not necessarily totally stop producing sperm though while on cycle tough but your sperm count will be much lower.

Here is one small article on using test as a male contraceptive.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3634/is_199607/ai_n8740061

 

[Pat_McCrotch]

As little as 50mg of test per week can completely shut down natty test production.

Everyone reacts differently though.

You will not necessarily totally stop producing sperm though while on cycle tough but your sperm count will be much lower.

Here is one small article on using test as a male contraceptive.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3634/is_199607/ai_n8740061

good read

 

[T-mo]

the doc said that it most likely was not not test and hgh...it was all that other bull crap.....thats what i got out of it.....

 

[Tweakle]

It was a typically retarded piece of TV - he went on a -lifetime protocol- for 30 days, lost a bunch of weight and got into good shape, OD'd on supplements then his fat grousing bitch of a wife started screaming about how she knew it was all a bad idea and the drugs were to blame.

 

[Selene]

As little as 50mg of test per week can completely shut down natty test production.

Everyone reacts differently though.

You will not necessarily totally stop producing sperm though while on cycle tough but your sperm count will be much lower.

Here is one small article on using test as a male contraceptive.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3634/is_199607/ai_n8740061

thank you for sharing article

 

[justinjones1963]

thank you for sharing article

 

[chris69]

Interesting though