HRT (hormone replacement therapy)

[for_ever_beast]

okay so i been juicing up for about a year I'm 25 now, my parents do know i do it, my dad is 40 years old now i been talking to him about hrt and his kinda into it, what kind of test should i recommend to him? I was thinking test e 100mg a week or thats to high ?... For how long he should do it ? Do he require any pct ? I know going to a doctor is best , but damnn is expensive i was reading online and 20ml of test e range up from 250 300 when i can get this stuff a whole lot shipper, any tips whould be appreciated thanks guys.

 

[super-duty1]

You need to look around at the hospitals. I have a local one that will do a full metabolic for $150.00.
Otherwise you just shooting in the dark. HRT is for life not a cycle. There are other things that need to be done with it also

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[for_ever_beast]

You need to look around at the hospitals. I have a local one that will do a full metabolic for $150.00.
Otherwise you just shooting in the dark. HRT is for life not a cycle. There are other things that need to be done with it also

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i understand but its the symptoms that why i think is not necessary.. over wight hair loss gray hair gyno a lot .. and his only 40 ,he also tells me his sex drive is alright ( its depends) this is what he tells me, what other things are needed ?

 

[super-duty1]

That's why he needs to do a blood test. Could be thyroid or a number of different things

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[stevesmi]

sounds to me like your dad needs to get into better shape.. change his diet and hit the gym .. doesn't sound like he needs test nor will it do anything for him

 

[for_ever_beast]

That's why he needs to do a blood test. Could be thyroid or a number of different things

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true, but i would like to give him low doses of test at least for 25 weeks to see if any improvement, and if not just have him do pct and go see a doctor

 

[for_ever_beast]

sounds to me like your dad needs to get into better shape.. change his diet and hit the gym .. doesn't sound like he needs test nor will it do anything for him

Yeah i know and i agree with you, but hardhead like him haven't met any one, he doesn't want to change his life style or get big, he just wants to feel like man again thats what he keeps telling me ,i was thinking 50 to 100 e a week for 25 weeks to see if anythings changes if not, have do pct and go see a doctor

 

[LEE357]

Docters won't prescribe more than 200 mg week,most of the time it is 200mg bi-weekly or 100mg a week.
In the US most often Testosterone Cypianate is the choice drug.

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[Sherk]

You're not dr so don't try to act like one by prescribing hrt. The dosage varies from person to person depending on what the. Loos work reads. Like stated above it could be a number of things besides low T. If your dad has insurance, tell him to go see his primary physician to get blood work and get a referral to go see an endocrinologist. Through insurance it's cheap. It's a matter of paying a copay.


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[ALIN]

okay so i been juicing up for about a year I'm 25 now, my parents do know i do it, my dad is 40 years old now i been talking to him about hrt and his kinda into it, what kind of test should i recommend to him? I was thinking test e 100mg a week or thats to high ?... For how long he should do it ? Do he require any pct ? I know going to a doctor is best , but damnn is expensive i was reading online and 20ml of test e range up from 250 300 when i can get this stuff a whole lot shipper, any tips whould be appreciated thanks guys.

The best way to do it is for him to do bloodwork right now to see where he's at.
If its low, Try 100mg of TEST ENAN or CYP every 5-7 days,,the retest blood work in
4-6 weeks and see what range the 100mg put him. Adjust from there.

 

[stevesmi]

Yeah i know and i agree with you, but hardhead like him haven't met any one, he doesn't want to change his life style or get big, he just wants to feel like man again thats what he keeps telling me ,i was thinking 50 to 100 e a week for 25 weeks to see if anythings changes if not, have do pct and go see a doctor

yeah but he needs to understand that lifestyle changes is the #1 way to feel young again. have him join the site and talk to me if he is serious

 

[for_ever_beast]

yeah but he needs to understand that lifestyle changes is the #1 way to feel young again. have him join the site and talk to me if he is serious

man the guy don't even know how to turn on a computer, but ill give it try ill have him go to gym with me and try to change his eating just a little so he wont feel overwhelm, but i still have that thought in back of my mind that he has low t, instead of giving him test i was thinking of giving him a natural t booster like hcg generate what do you think ?

 

[nb01741]

Dude, it could be anything..just because you juice, the first thing that comes to your mind is that it's low test. I thought the same thing with my dad and it turns out he had a tumor and a cyst, each the size of a softball in his brain. We were wondering wtf was wrong with him the past year, because he always felt lazy and didn't have any drive to do anything.
Y'all need to go to the doctor before you "prescribe" him HRT and figure out what is wrong.

 

[moya]

Dude, it could be anything..just because you juice, the first thing that comes to your mind is that it's low test. I thought the same thing with my dad and it turns out he had a tumor and a cyst, each the size of a softball in his brain. We were wondering wtf was wrong with him the past year, because he always felt lazy and didn't have any drive to do anything.
Y'all need to go to the doctor before you "prescribe" him HRT and figure out what is wrong.

this... anything else is flat out foolish...

and if it is low T, a lifestyle change will not help...

 

[stevesmi]

this... anything else is flat out foolish...

and if it is low T, a lifestyle change will not help...

when you workout you stimulate growth hormone and other hormones in the body. also being overweight is a huge drag on organ health and the entire body, energy levels, etc. which has a direct effect on T levels as well.

so absolutely lifestyle changes will dramatically improve someones health and T levels too.. it all works in synergy. you can look at most all men in their 30's and 40's and they have guts and i guarantee if they would get into better shape their T levels will be much much higher. lazy people

 

[for_ever_beast]

when you workout you stimulate growth hormone and other hormones in the body. also being overweight is a huge drag on organ health and the entire body, energy levels, etc. which has a direct effect on T levels as well.

so absolutely lifestyle changes will dramatically improve someones health and T levels too.. it all works in synergy. you can look at most all men in their 30's and 40's and they have guts and i guarantee if they would get into better shape their T levels will be much much higher. lazy people

I agree with you a 100 percent bro, but my dad is not that much over weight, his job is demanding works on feet all day long under the sun, and here in florida is hottt as fuckkk,, he is an active man, sure he has a little belly but i think his fine his 5 8 at 180 185 so ill say his about 10 lb over, i would just like to give him a boost , so i was thinking hcg generate would be good, what do you think ??,,, by the way he started doing cardio this week and started a simple diet

 

[for_ever_beast]

Docters won't prescribe more than 200 mg week,most of the time it is 200mg bi-weekly or 100mg a week.
In the US most often Testosterone Cypianate is the choice drug.

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i think ill leave this as a last resort, im going to give natty test boosters a try an see how that goes, but thanks for the tip bro