Recent content by Devo9424

Interesting post. From personal experience, and seeing my friends do this over the years......more test equals more side effects. Sides I have seen, elevated red blood cells. Be patient, keep the dosage as low as possible. It takes time for the body to change over to TRT. That would be my advice.

5'11 I am leaner now 215

Btw, I pay $60 bucks for TE. Was paying $300 for Androgel one month supply. What a rip!

Atrox, Amazing what you have been through and striving to be. Diet and exercise are part of the equation, but not the total answer. After I dialed in my test levels, my depression was far far less and my wife was amazed at the difference in my attitude. My father was a World War II vet and...

I have been on trt for over three years. I feel my best with trying to use the least amount of test as possible. A big factor to feeling better is a good clean diet and rest. This works for me. It takes a while to dial it in. Also, I use a little HCG to keep the nads full. Keep trying you will...

@230 not great, but not that bad either.

For me, Test and Deca. However i have found that because of my age 52, I have to watch out for increase in red blood cells. Devo

I have always used Nizoral. But this N2 sounds interesting.

I just had a frank talk with my doctor after my results came in low. Told him how I felt. At first he gave me Andro gel. It worked but was super expensive. Went back, blood test were good, switched to injection. The older you are, the easier a doc will prescribe. You just have to ask.

I am in good company.

Guys, Thanks for the welcome. Just to be clear, I am 52 years old. Feel pretty good too. Devo

Thanks for letting me be a part of this forum. I have been lifting since I was 17 years old and only competed once in my life, 1981 AAU Teenage Bodybuilding contest. I didn't do well. Presently I am on TRT, and like to talk to others about the subject. Thank you, Devo9424