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I would take double doses of the Dianabol, up the dose of testosterone, eat lots of red meat and saturated fat. Soon, the internet won't be misled by your lack of intelligence

First of all if you were not terribly insecure about your penis size you would not be trying to convince yourself and others on an internet forum that it is even normal. Secondly, I did not know little girls had dicks!!

I could site numerous studies that show that doses of more than once weekly drive-up hematocrit levels because of the half-life of the drug adding up. In point of fact studies have shown that weekly doses raise hematocrit more than dosing every two weeks. I won't bother to site the studies as I...

I love to read where someone with no training whatsoever says the medical community does not know what they are doing. For someone to take your advice they might as well get on a 747 with their best buddy at the wheel! If you must donate blood your dose is too high! The answer is not to...

Based on the comments you made here about a hematocrit of below 54 being safe are you willing to stand liable for giving out this false information if the OP has a stroke or heart attack? Also please enlighten us on where you attended medical school and where you got your degree in...

Bad advice! There is no empirical data to take more frequent doses. In fact, the opposite is true. I would advise dosing no more than once per week and given the half-life of injectable testosterone cypionate even this is a compromise. Question-Why would you recommend this to the OP?

I would advise you to find a good endocrinologist and listen to them on the dosing. You are on the right track. With TRT more is not better. Will you gain more muscle mass on high doses? Sure! You will also greatly increase your risk of stroke and heart attack with higher Hematocrit. You will...

I would agree with everything Nelson has said in this post. In fact there was a study not long ago on TRT clinics. It analyzed TRT clinics across the country and the use of aromatase inhibitors. It found that the men with the lowest estrogen had the lowest libido, and the men with the highest...

Sorry, I did not realize this site had grammar moderators.

I know of no studies that show higher estrogen causes health problems, I know of many that show that blocking or reducing estrogen in relation to testosterone can have major health risks. I have researched reproductive endocrinology for over forty years and have seen and had in depth discussions...

It my person opinion that Nelson is very right about this. The effects of anastrozole go far beyond lowering estrogen. I believe this is why Nelson has been able to take testosterone for twenty years with no ill effects. When you raise testosterone, the body will seek homeostasis and increase...

This has happened to women treated with anastrozole for breast cancer, as has severe depression, atherosclerosis, heart attacks and severe joint and bone pain. Not only in women in some of the latest studies on men taking anastrozole for over one year they had reduced bone density in the hip...

This is not the case for the vast majority of people. Myself included. I was prescribed an sari in the 90's took it for years. It the beginning my testosterone increases from high six hundreds to over nine hundred. It was not till after a few years that my testosterone levels dropped to the...

I have to respectfully disagree with this. High prolactin alone can cause a man with normal 400 to 700 testosterone levels to go into the hypogonadal range. It is a know side effect of many SSRI antidepressants. When the medication is discontinued and dopamine levels go back to normal...