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Ostarine is slightly suppressive of natural testosterone production so it will lower your testosterone levels in the blood work. Not significantly but your baseline testosterone levels will be slightly lower then if you weren't using the ostarine.
If you are trying to get a TRT prescription, it's actually a good thing. The lower your testosterone levels, the more likely the doctor will write you a TRT prescription.
If you are trying to get a TRT prescription, it's actually a good thing. The lower your testosterone levels, the more likely the doctor will write you a TRT prescription.
being on it under 4 weeks wont show much of anything.. it doesnt start to show suppression after that mark and its not too much as it is...
even if you were on it 12 weeks with trt, it wouldnt skew anything on trt
no it would not
Okay, so I know rad140 is suppressive or at least more so than osta. To help me get the script. So I have an excuse for my professional life. This is why I want to be in trt. If I took Rad 10mg ( or higher? ) how long would I need to wait to do blood work to show lower t levels? How long until I’d show suppression? How long until it’s out of my system? I heard rad will actually show higher t levels when on. As it was designed as TRT in mind.
dude listen, NO SARM is going to suppress you enough to get trt, okay... rad was designed for that but never once proved to do so.. using sarms to attempt to get trt is going to prove to be a waste of time period
I guess maybe I’m not being clear? I’m asking if I ran rad140 for 4 weeks (or longer if need be). And on the 5th went and got blood work done. Would that then show a lower t level. You’d be suppressed at this point, rad would be clear of your system. Right? Would this not appear on paper your test levels are low? And you would be low... prior to starting pct.I’m not saying shut down. Assuming your normal ranges are 350-1200. Wouldn’t you at least now be on the lower end? Im thinking youd being closer to the 350 range. One could argue that your levels are low. From what I’ve understood with TRT you don’t necessarily need to be below the 350 number. However belong closer I’d assume would make getting the prescription easier.
Getting a TRT prescription is not easy. Unless you numbers are below the normal range and you tell your doctor you are suffering from libido issues, low energy etc. - they won't write you a TRT prescription.
This is the best way to get a TRT script by beating the system -
Use tren. Tren is EXTREMELY suppressive. It will bottom out your testosterone levels. Tren will NOT show up as testosterone in blood work. If you get blood work done while on tren, your testosterone levels will be next to zero.
Here's the thing though, tren for some reason shows up as estrogen in blood work. Make sure that the blood requisition form is only testing test and not estrogen or your doctor will know something is up.
Like I said in the other thread, you should find out what your employer is testing for. Most of them are just testing for rec drugs.
