PART 1: HRT/TRT series

[wolfpackalpha]

In this article, Steve goes over the different facts about hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Read more about HRT/TRT for men and women...

HRT/TRT p1: http://www.evolutionary.org/trt-hrt-part1

[gearhead]

bro im all for trt...but for women hrt is a harder topic....

[LevButlerov]

This is quite a big topic, because any of may need to go on TRT some day, and nobody really knows when this day will come. So it is a very good idea to know how TRT works and goes around before you need it. A good article - will be waiting for the next parts to come.

[Masonic Bodybuilder]

This is a really good informative article. I would especially highlight the paragraph about having to pin a hormone for life when our bodies produce it free of charge. This is why a pct and time off is so important. There is such a big number of young guys on trt now because of steroid abuse. Hopefully this information is very clear for that crowd and they take proper precautions when cycling.

[stevesmi]

This article covers this topic from A to Z.. it is a must read and is going to save a lot of people headaches

[muskate]

TRT for females is a very controversial topic. There really is no right or wrong answer. For the most part, I am pro-TRT. As long as it is prescribed by your doctor and you are working with your health care professional throughout the entire time. Self diagnosing TRT through UG labs is NOT a good idea in my opinion. When you are a senior, you aren't going to want to be looking for UG lab sources for testosterone for your weekly TRT dosage.

Not only that, being on testosterone year round (even at a TRT dosage) puts you at a significantly increased risk of developing prostate cancer.