ULTER, share ou views on HRT with us....

[X Man]

i dont think i everread the first thread where you said you were starting hrt or if there even was one...?

BUT:

1. what made you want to go on hrt?
2. at what point did you decide hrt was going to be your route?
3. do you have a scrip for it and doest your doctor check up on you regularily?
4. do you think you have a better quality of life, by keeping your test levels higher as you get older, despite the fact that everyone else is getting lower?


just a few questions i always wondered about and i figured some of the other board members would be interested as well...

 

[mikefear]

is this exclusively for ulter, or for all of us on hrt?

 

[gyumpin]

I'm starting HRT today, but I'm not older I'm 28

 

[Ulter]

1. what made you want to go on hrt?

I have naturally low test. When I went to see Dr Scruggs who ran a steroid clinic in Cal he gave me test/deca for 8 weeks. After the 8 weeks I asked him if I needed to do PCT and come off for 8 weeks. He said, why do you want to come off? I didn't have an answer. So I stayed on with him for a couple years and then just got used to it, and now I do it on my own.

2. at what point did you decide hrt was going to be your route?

See above

3. do you have a scrip for it and doest your doctor check up on you regularily?

Yes I do. I don't always use it but I have it. I check up on myself regularly.

4. do you think you have a better quality of life, by keeping your test levels higher as you get older, despite the fact that everyone else is getting lower?

Betchurass I do. I hadn't trained in over two months due to tearing my bicep tendon off and having it reattached. I hadn't done cardio in two years. I started doing cardio and did it for 4 weeks. I ran a 10k at Disney on Sunday and finished in the top half. Most people my age would have died trying that. I don't look or feel anywhere near my age and I attribute that to AS and GH. And Mom and Dad for giving me good genetics.


just a few questions i always wondered about and i figured some of the other board members would be interested as well...

 

[Kachunga]

I don't know how old Ulter is, but Im 34 and a 10K would have killed me.
Was it the CardioBreeze?

 

[jronimoe15]

Ulter, I've been a patient of Dr. Scruggs since '99..........just spoke with him yesterday.........good to hear you've used him as well.

1. what made you want to go on hrt?

I have naturally low test. When I went to see Dr Scruggs who ran a steroid clinic in Cal he gave me test/deca for 8 weeks. After the 8 weeks I asked him if I needed to do PCT and come off for 8 weeks. He said, why do you want to come off? I didn't have an answer. So I stayed on with him for a couple years and then just got used to it, and now I do it on my own.

2. at what point did you decide hrt was going to be your route?

See above

3. do you have a scrip for it and doest your doctor check up on you regularily?

Yes I do. I don't always use it but I have it. I check up on myself regularly.

4. do you think you have a better quality of life, by keeping your test levels higher as you get older, despite the fact that everyone else is getting lower?

Betchurass I do. I hadn't trained in over two months due to tearing my bicep tendon off and having it reattached. I hadn't done cardio in two years. I started doing cardio and did it for 4 weeks. I ran a 10k at Disney on Sunday and finished in the top half. Most people my age would have died trying that. I don't look or feel anywhere near my age and I attribute that to AS and GH. And Mom and Dad for giving me good genetics.


just a few questions i always wondered about and i figured some of the other board members would be interested as well...

 

[silver_shadow]

just wondering whether some of you guys (especially under 30) considering HRT actually have low natural test or whether you call a long low dose cycle "HRT". i'm also wondering exactly what that "low dose" is.

ulter, what's your dosage like?

 

[Ulter]

I don't know how old Ulter is, but Im 34 and a 10K would have killed me.
Was it the CardioBreeze?

Yes I used Cardio Breeze. I wouldn't even think about trying it without it.
I'm 50. My pic is in my gallery. I'm about 20 pounds light in the pic from not being able to train.

 

[mikefear]

I'm 22 on HRT

 

[MR. BMJ]

Jesus...awesome thread.

You know, i'm only 30, and am by no means an expert on HRT, but whenever I read users ask about it, older men using AAS, I always refer them to read some of Ulter's old posts both here and at AF. I always wonder if they really do take the time to read it.

This post has been a long time coming. I've learned a lot from Ulter, but perhaps the biggest thing has been to prepare myself for later HRT use. Everybody thought Dan Duchaine was crazy when he stated "why come off" in a MM2K article. He was dead on in that comment. A smart AAS user can have a better, healthier life if they know what they are doing...which is definately not hard to do. Ulter is living proof.

BMJ