biggerthanu450
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I think some guys in there late 20s to mid 30s have good reason to consider HRT... if your test levels run consistantly in the low end of normal.
I have described my own HRT therapy to get comments or recommendations from others.
Background: 28yrs old, plan to adopt 2 children, 240lbs, 5-6% bodyfat. About 12 low dose, short cycles in the last 5-6 years.
It does not take much test to boost your endogenous test levels into the normal or high end of normal range. You have to experiemnt with personalized protocols that optimize your physiological and psychological state. The only detrimental effects of keeping your test level in the high/normal range is low HDL, higher than normal estrogen and DHT. To offset these potential side effects you should do regular cardiovascular activity, eat a clean diet consisting of lean meats (fish) and vegetables, and you may want to use finasteride (proscar) or saw palmetto to protect the prostate. I use a very low dose of an aromatase inhibitor (femara) because I am prone to gyno. I would suggest starting at a low dose for the first month or 2, evaluate how you feel and get bloodwork to see where your test level is. Androgel is "natural" test and works fine, but i have found 100mg of enanthate every 5 days to be optimal. One the day after my injection my test measures slightly over normal, but on the 5th day my level drops to about 600-700 (normal). You may respond different, but you sound strikingly similar to me. I also supplement with vitamin C, E, ALA, NAC, ZMA, MSM, avena sativa, and green tea extract. This may sound expensive, but the combined use of ALL this is $4-5/day....the cost of a cup of starbuck's coffee. Although I spent many hours shopping to get the best prices on all my stuff.
My own protocol is constantly evolving, but this is "optimal" for me.
I have described my own HRT therapy to get comments or recommendations from others.
Background: 28yrs old, plan to adopt 2 children, 240lbs, 5-6% bodyfat. About 12 low dose, short cycles in the last 5-6 years.
It does not take much test to boost your endogenous test levels into the normal or high end of normal range. You have to experiemnt with personalized protocols that optimize your physiological and psychological state. The only detrimental effects of keeping your test level in the high/normal range is low HDL, higher than normal estrogen and DHT. To offset these potential side effects you should do regular cardiovascular activity, eat a clean diet consisting of lean meats (fish) and vegetables, and you may want to use finasteride (proscar) or saw palmetto to protect the prostate. I use a very low dose of an aromatase inhibitor (femara) because I am prone to gyno. I would suggest starting at a low dose for the first month or 2, evaluate how you feel and get bloodwork to see where your test level is. Androgel is "natural" test and works fine, but i have found 100mg of enanthate every 5 days to be optimal. One the day after my injection my test measures slightly over normal, but on the 5th day my level drops to about 600-700 (normal). You may respond different, but you sound strikingly similar to me. I also supplement with vitamin C, E, ALA, NAC, ZMA, MSM, avena sativa, and green tea extract. This may sound expensive, but the combined use of ALL this is $4-5/day....the cost of a cup of starbuck's coffee. Although I spent many hours shopping to get the best prices on all my stuff.
My own protocol is constantly evolving, but this is "optimal" for me.

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