quitting

I'll start with a bit of background. I have been on AAS/TRT for ~8 years. The first 5 or so full blown steroid use and the last 2.5/3 years on TRT. I never used hcg while on AAS and sporadically on TRT. I pposted this thread on Nov 16 looking to lower my trt dose after a off the charts FT and...

seems most people who get on TRT eventually quit. Why? If you quit, how long were you on and what made you get off? are you happier now that youre no longer on TRT?

I pulled the plug on my TRT journey after a little more than 3 months. I was enjoying some benefits in the area of energy, mood, and recovery/gains. However: The hair loss was out of control. I went from a full, thick head of hair before I started to visibly thinned hair that shows my scalp...

Hi I'm 41 years old. I was on trt for 8 months. I started at 150mg for the first 3 months then after that I was on 100 mg. I stopped 3 weeks ago. I used 1500 units of HCG a week for two weeks. I tried taking clomid only one day and couldn't tolerate it. How long could it take for my natural...

I have started Trt. And in my third week. If I quit will I have any issues and will my body produce to the same level I had before? Before anyone starts lecturing me on giving it time that is not the issue. It is just to complicated and I don’t have faith in my doc to manage this. I’ll just live...

After 6 years of self diagnosed TRT, I'm in the final stages of coming off. I just finished 10 weeks of clomiphene citrate and am wondering what to expect now that PCT is over. Here is PCT bloods (Quest diagnostics) around 6 weeks into PCT: Will testosterone sharply decline below baseline now...

I have had exogenous T in my system for months, and have had high total and high free for two months straight, and the only thing different in my life is that I'm eating way too much. Admittedly I have not been good about sticking to a protocol. However, while I understand that stabilizing...

After a lot of careful consideration, I have decided to stop. My quality of life has gotten downright terrible. Without getting into labs or further suggestions, at age 35 on 200mg/week, is it unreasonable to stop cold turkey?

I've had this thought for a while now. It seems like many of us simply do not feel well on TRT, even when our labs look good and we've played around with dosage frequency and TT quite a bit. One thing I've read a number of times is when a guy decides to get off of TRT, he'll feel really good...