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Baby Gorilla
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I'm wondering....
If you want to find out your natural T level (meaning off any gear)....how long post cycle is the minimum time to wait to ensure your natural T is all there is....obviously, this means after Clomid therapy too.
Also, anyone know how low you need to be to get a sympathic doctor to prescribe hormone supplements? The T scale (as I understand it) allows "normal" to be ridiculously low. Even if the doc only justified a 100mg dose/week to put you on the high end of the scale, I think that would do wonders for your overall health even if you weren't low enough for it to be something insurance would pay for.
I'm thinking now that all is said and done, I should get myself checked on this. I should also consider that even if I'm in the "normal" range, a doctor who specializes in anti-aging and alternative medicine would be willing to give me a prescription for enough weekly dose to bump up my levels to the high end of the scale but not over. Sounds like a good idea? I'd figure this is within the definintion of "legitimate medical use" since I'd not be asking to exceed the "normal" range for T levels.
Oh, why I'm considering this is that even though I make slow but steady gains without gear, I do have mood problems, utter lack of sex drive (could just be that sex isn't a big thing to me anymore), and I know higher T levels reverse many aging problems (in my mid-30s). I have had several blows to the "boys" over many years, and I have no way of knowing if I have damage that's lowered my natural T levels even before my gear use or not.
If you want to find out your natural T level (meaning off any gear)....how long post cycle is the minimum time to wait to ensure your natural T is all there is....obviously, this means after Clomid therapy too.
Also, anyone know how low you need to be to get a sympathic doctor to prescribe hormone supplements? The T scale (as I understand it) allows "normal" to be ridiculously low. Even if the doc only justified a 100mg dose/week to put you on the high end of the scale, I think that would do wonders for your overall health even if you weren't low enough for it to be something insurance would pay for.
I'm thinking now that all is said and done, I should get myself checked on this. I should also consider that even if I'm in the "normal" range, a doctor who specializes in anti-aging and alternative medicine would be willing to give me a prescription for enough weekly dose to bump up my levels to the high end of the scale but not over. Sounds like a good idea? I'd figure this is within the definintion of "legitimate medical use" since I'd not be asking to exceed the "normal" range for T levels.
Oh, why I'm considering this is that even though I make slow but steady gains without gear, I do have mood problems, utter lack of sex drive (could just be that sex isn't a big thing to me anymore), and I know higher T levels reverse many aging problems (in my mid-30s). I have had several blows to the "boys" over many years, and I have no way of knowing if I have damage that's lowered my natural T levels even before my gear use or not.
