Deca Dick, Limp Dick, Loss of Labido, ect. signify a deficiency in your body-----particularly with your endocrine system. Men that naturally have low Test levels, as a result of lifestyle or age, will tell you how this state adversely affects vitality, mood, strength, energy, ect. Why you guys go and deliberately expose yourself to this condition by shutting down HPTA and not adding exogenous Test is a mystery to me. I keep seeing all of these cute little no-Test cycles you guys are coming up with and I just have to chuckle.
Its a simple equation really, healthy men NEED Testosterone, endogenous or exogenous, to be vital. Viagra does not address all of the issues a Testosterone deficiency brings on. These Deca/Viagra (for example) stacks are short-sighted and demonstrates a lack of understanding as to how Testosterone functions in the human male.
Here's a study that touches on a little of what Test does outside of giving you a hard-on:
Psychoendocrine sequelae of
chronic testosterone deficiency
by
Ehrenreich H, Halaris A, Ruether E,
Hufner M, Funke M, Kunert HJ
Department of Psychiatry,
Georg-August-University
and
Max-Planck-Institute for Experimental Medicine,
Gottingen, Germany.
J Psychiatr Res 1999 Sep-Oct; 33(5):379-87
ABSTRACT
The precise role of testosterone in regulating mood, especially in alleviating depression, remains unclear although converging evidence indicates that androgens may exert antidepressant action. A model that may potentially assist in the clarification of androgen-mediated effects on mood is the study of cryptorchid men who may grow up with varying degrees of testosterone deficiency depending on the time in their life when cryptorchism is corrected. In this report, we describe a rare case of bilateral cryptorchism that did not come to the attention of the physician to implement effective substitution with testosterone until much later in adult life. The patient developed severe and suicidal depression which responded solely to testosterone. In addition, the patient experienced a delayed but accelerated puberty without any adverse events. These observations, although based on a single case, provide strong evidence that testosterone may exert powerful antidepressant action in the absence of concomitant antidepressant agents.
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