GoldenPlague
Newbie Brother
In the previous thread, where I said I I got TRT, I lied. I was still not ready with the tests, but still published the thread for the sake of fun. I didn't do any testosterone tests back then. Basically, I made up the whole story.
So, today my testosterone test was done and the results are now ready.
Here are the results

Testosterone: 20.90nmol/L

Free testosterone: 28.83pg/mL
The reference values

Testosterone: 8.64 - 29.00
Free testosterone: 15.00 - 50.00

These are the results I got after trying my best to get the lowest values possible. For more than 5 months, I haven't slept properly most of the time (almost always less than 6 hours, never more than 8 hours). The night before the test, I slept less than 6 hours. Additionally, I stopped consuming animal cholesterol (e.g. yolks, meat, etc...), because I know the body needs cholesterol and animal fat to produce testosterone.
Well, I didn't intentionally lack sleep... I had a lot of personal work to do with my hobby software projects, which is why I didn't sleep properly. But I was happy with the lack of sleep, because I expected the lack of sleep will reduce my testosterone to very low levels so I CAN HAVE AN EXCUSE TO DEMAND synthetic testosterone.
I wanted to have very low testosterone so I can make a case to get not just a TRT dose, but a TRT dose that will bring my testosterone levels to the upper limit, a super physiological 1,000 ng/dL!!!
I planned to lie that I have low T testosterone. However, the plan didn't work.
So to put it simply, I can't and won't get low T naturally, no matter how hard I try.
I think my testosterone value represents a 600 ng/dL level, which is not super physiological (1,000 ng/dL).
I talked to a doctor, but he refused to give me TRT and told me no doctor will give me a TRT.
The debate is over. In Bulgaria, I won't get TRT. That's it.
The "getting TRT in Bulgaria" discussion ends here.
I heard the US has much more freedom in regards of TRT. Can I go to the US and say to a doctor I will pay for anything about TRT, and won't expect any money from insurance? If I do this, will I get a TRT?
Although my testosterone level appears normal, my free testosterone level is DEFINITELY at a low value. Can I go to the US and use this as an excuse to get a TRT dose that will bring my testosterone levels to super physiological levels, surpassing what can be achieved naturally in the context of protein synthesis, DHT and hair follicles?
It seems my body has a problem metabolizing free testosterone. I think I have low DHT, too. I'm not very masculinized, facially, don't have dense and black beard, although I have powerful body hair growth in black color and is thick and hard, with multiple hairs coming from the same place, especially at chest and back area. On hands, hair is much softer.
I also lack spontaneous and morning erections, which is something I remember I had when I was in puberty.
So in a nutshell, if I want a legally obtained TRT as a beginning of my steroid journey and a way to test how my body reacts to such substances while I'm being supervised just in case something goes wrong (I'm afraid of doing it home alone - if allergic reaction happens, there won't be anyone to help me), I MUST leave the country.
Tell me what to do and with who to speak. I know you know everything.
I know you know names and addresses of doctors who sell prescriptions for money. Doctors selling prescription for drugs like morphine and various pain-killers is a very American thing. If they sell prescriptions for such serious drugs, they also sell prescriptions for funny, safe and non-serious drugs like anabolic steroids.
Please, don't lie to me and don't pretend you don't know names.
Don't try to stop me.
Anything i want to achieve, I will achieve it. All attempts to stop me will only slow down my progress, but reality won't be changed and I will eventually achieve the objective. No amount of denial and refusal to help me will ever stop me.
Be honest with me, please.
Yes, I know I don't need TRT for medical purposes. I need TRT for other purposes I already explained in many of my previous threads.
Also, tell me what do you think about my testosterone values and the free T value. Do you think I have T metabolization problems, since I have a normal T, but a low free T?
What do you think, guys?
So, today my testosterone test was done and the results are now ready.
Here are the results


Testosterone: 20.90nmol/L


Free testosterone: 28.83pg/mL
The reference values


Testosterone: 8.64 - 29.00
Free testosterone: 15.00 - 50.00


These are the results I got after trying my best to get the lowest values possible. For more than 5 months, I haven't slept properly most of the time (almost always less than 6 hours, never more than 8 hours). The night before the test, I slept less than 6 hours. Additionally, I stopped consuming animal cholesterol (e.g. yolks, meat, etc...), because I know the body needs cholesterol and animal fat to produce testosterone.
Well, I didn't intentionally lack sleep... I had a lot of personal work to do with my hobby software projects, which is why I didn't sleep properly. But I was happy with the lack of sleep, because I expected the lack of sleep will reduce my testosterone to very low levels so I CAN HAVE AN EXCUSE TO DEMAND synthetic testosterone.
I wanted to have very low testosterone so I can make a case to get not just a TRT dose, but a TRT dose that will bring my testosterone levels to the upper limit, a super physiological 1,000 ng/dL!!!

So to put it simply, I can't and won't get low T naturally, no matter how hard I try.
I think my testosterone value represents a 600 ng/dL level, which is not super physiological (1,000 ng/dL).
I talked to a doctor, but he refused to give me TRT and told me no doctor will give me a TRT.
The debate is over. In Bulgaria, I won't get TRT. That's it.
The "getting TRT in Bulgaria" discussion ends here.
I heard the US has much more freedom in regards of TRT. Can I go to the US and say to a doctor I will pay for anything about TRT, and won't expect any money from insurance? If I do this, will I get a TRT?
Although my testosterone level appears normal, my free testosterone level is DEFINITELY at a low value. Can I go to the US and use this as an excuse to get a TRT dose that will bring my testosterone levels to super physiological levels, surpassing what can be achieved naturally in the context of protein synthesis, DHT and hair follicles?
It seems my body has a problem metabolizing free testosterone. I think I have low DHT, too. I'm not very masculinized, facially, don't have dense and black beard, although I have powerful body hair growth in black color and is thick and hard, with multiple hairs coming from the same place, especially at chest and back area. On hands, hair is much softer.
I also lack spontaneous and morning erections, which is something I remember I had when I was in puberty.
So in a nutshell, if I want a legally obtained TRT as a beginning of my steroid journey and a way to test how my body reacts to such substances while I'm being supervised just in case something goes wrong (I'm afraid of doing it home alone - if allergic reaction happens, there won't be anyone to help me), I MUST leave the country.
Tell me what to do and with who to speak. I know you know everything.
I know you know names and addresses of doctors who sell prescriptions for money. Doctors selling prescription for drugs like morphine and various pain-killers is a very American thing. If they sell prescriptions for such serious drugs, they also sell prescriptions for funny, safe and non-serious drugs like anabolic steroids.
Please, don't lie to me and don't pretend you don't know names.
Don't try to stop me.
Anything i want to achieve, I will achieve it. All attempts to stop me will only slow down my progress, but reality won't be changed and I will eventually achieve the objective. No amount of denial and refusal to help me will ever stop me.
Be honest with me, please.
Yes, I know I don't need TRT for medical purposes. I need TRT for other purposes I already explained in many of my previous threads.
Also, tell me what do you think about my testosterone values and the free T value. Do you think I have T metabolization problems, since I have a normal T, but a low free T?
What do you think, guys?