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Well, I got some good responses and I will in the end continue to do my research and make my decision...I am not staying on for life...End up being about 30 weeks or so..
I am thinking of staying on till end of summer
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MADBALL99 said:
Do you even know what HRT/TRT is? How is regular injections of testosterone not a cure for low testosterone? Low energy levels and ED aren't exclusively caused by low test.
I've yet to hear from a single person on TRT that has suffered ED as a result of the test injections.
It might be wise to educate yourself before coming on here and spewing your bullshit, newb.
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20ss02 said:
i concur. how the fuck do you end up with ed and didn't before while shooting testosterone. he's fucking nuts with that bullshit.
i didn't realize i had slight ED before I cycled my first cycle last year. Came off after that, was hard, really hard, recovered enough to the point my cock worked similair to before first cycle, did second cycle, came off, got it working again a little bit at the 5 week mark coming off a prop cycle, HOWEVER, my test was only 71ng! I have read the symptoms of low test and conclude that I had it before I ever cycled and now that I cycled it doesn't want to come back.
I don't know why it still was so low after 5 weeks off prop. So I started up HRT and will continue on it for a few months, then maybe come off and do bloodwork again and see what's happening. I have a history of hormone issues as I had gyno when I hit puberty and had to have breast reduction surgery, at that age I didn't realize why it happened and concluded something was wrong with me cause its' me and thats' that. well, talking with my mother, she told me they told her when they did bloodwork then that it was hormone problems and trying to correct it with drugs was not the answer. My gyno never came back, however I continued to gain weight until I hit 18 years old, at one point i was 305 pounds of fat, despite playing basketball every day and being very active, lifting weights in high school. at 18 with no exercise and just drinking and drugging, i dropped weight like mad, hormone shift i assume. Ill never really know what was going on as i never had this shit checked out until now. but when i got on that first cycle and my dick worked like it did when i was 18 again, im telling you, life is good with wife and family and feel good and dropping weight and getting muscular and sleeping better. HRT is for some people buddy
I thought Ult that you had said you didn't, so how do you run your hcg, how much, how often? cause my shits shrunken, maybe ill hit some here and there, it sure is cheap enough
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This is easily explained.........
Madball99 has a fat girlfriend, so his dick doesn't work. He tried injecting test, but it still doesn't work. He doesn't realize - test can make them appear to be pretty, but it can't make them feel skinny. He attributes his ED to the testosterone, but in reality it's the fat bitch he's banging that won't allow him to wake the little guy up.
Madball99 has a fat girlfriend, so his dick doesn't work. He tried injecting test, but it still doesn't work. He doesn't realize - test can make them appear to be pretty, but it can't make them feel skinny. He attributes his ED to the testosterone, but in reality it's the fat bitch he's banging that won't allow him to wake the little guy up.
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DrGrier said:
Oh...so you agree with Madball99 that injecting test can cause ED and chronic fatigue?
I have actual experience with HRT, and so do several of my friends. Some are self-administered, and some are through doctors.
What do you contribute to this thread, or to this forum?
I agree with him it may cause ED. If you educated yourself a little bit on it you would know there is all different types of ED.
hormone-induced impotence
Hormonal abnormalities such as increased prolactin (a hormone produced by the anterior pituitary gland), steroid abuse by body-builders, too much or too little thyroid hormone, and hormones administered for prostate cancer may cause impotence. Rarely is low testosterone responsible for impotence.
organic impotence
Organic impotence involves the penile arteries, veins, or both, and is the most common cause of impotence, especially in older men. When the problem is arterial, it is usually caused by arteriosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, although trauma to the arteries may be the cause. The controllable risk factors for arteriosclerosis - being overweight, lack of exercise, high cholesterol, high blood pressure,which Steriod use could cause and cigarette smoking - can cause erectile failure often before progressing to affect the heart. Many experts believe that when veins are the cause, a venous leak or "cavernosal failure" is the most common vascular problem.
hormone-induced impotence
Hormonal abnormalities such as increased prolactin (a hormone produced by the anterior pituitary gland), steroid abuse by body-builders, too much or too little thyroid hormone, and hormones administered for prostate cancer may cause impotence. Rarely is low testosterone responsible for impotence.
organic impotence
Organic impotence involves the penile arteries, veins, or both, and is the most common cause of impotence, especially in older men. When the problem is arterial, it is usually caused by arteriosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, although trauma to the arteries may be the cause. The controllable risk factors for arteriosclerosis - being overweight, lack of exercise, high cholesterol, high blood pressure,which Steriod use could cause and cigarette smoking - can cause erectile failure often before progressing to affect the heart. Many experts believe that when veins are the cause, a venous leak or "cavernosal failure" is the most common vascular problem.
Let's simplify this. If you are not satisfied with yourself natural, and you can dramatically improve the quality of your life with something as simple as two shots a week, what's the question? So what if it's forever? I did a successful PCT and it only brought me back to what I was. If that's what I wanted, I wouldn't have done AAS in the first place.
