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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Adding in 60 mgs nandrolone a week
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<blockquote data-quote="Wilson7" data-source="post: 240394" data-attributes="member: 39729"><p>For women yes, they can go to their provider and ask for testosterone and probably other androgens if they want a more masculine physique and don't want to be a full blown trans, and have it legally prescribed for gender dysphoria. For men with poor genetics or older men, and borderline T levels that docs won't touch, here's a high dose of SSRIs and let's hold hands and say, "it's all OK being who I am". That is a psychiatric disease and a criminal offense if treated with androgens. The reality is, not everyone wants to look like a genetically altered farm animal nor do they want to throw caution to the wind and die at 35. Many want to up it a level or two beyond their genetic limits and want to minimize risk. What is the risk? We don't know. Until we study it, we won't know. Maybe we don't want to know and that includes high end HRT. Easy to support the current narrative by saying, "well we just don't know" and citing the massive abusers as the core example. The genetically altered farm animal wannabees get all the press as though they represent the majority, they do not. The morbidity and early mortality they experience is not representative of the low to moderate dose testosterone users 400 - 600 mg/wk. We've been beating this dead horse for decades (condemnation and criminalization), it is time to get this majority back under the control of physicians that can administer, monitor and manage sides as well as understand how to get someone off the drugs without them crashing when that time comes. Perhaps the most successful way to treat most muscle dysmorphia is with androgens and psychological support. Clearly what we've done over the past 32 years since T and AAS were made controlled substances has not worked. More importantly we are missing out on data that could be used to guide legit clinical indications for androgens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wilson7, post: 240394, member: 39729"] For women yes, they can go to their provider and ask for testosterone and probably other androgens if they want a more masculine physique and don't want to be a full blown trans, and have it legally prescribed for gender dysphoria. For men with poor genetics or older men, and borderline T levels that docs won't touch, here's a high dose of SSRIs and let's hold hands and say, "it's all OK being who I am". That is a psychiatric disease and a criminal offense if treated with androgens. The reality is, not everyone wants to look like a genetically altered farm animal nor do they want to throw caution to the wind and die at 35. Many want to up it a level or two beyond their genetic limits and want to minimize risk. What is the risk? We don't know. Until we study it, we won't know. Maybe we don't want to know and that includes high end HRT. Easy to support the current narrative by saying, "well we just don't know" and citing the massive abusers as the core example. The genetically altered farm animal wannabees get all the press as though they represent the majority, they do not. The morbidity and early mortality they experience is not representative of the low to moderate dose testosterone users 400 - 600 mg/wk. We've been beating this dead horse for decades (condemnation and criminalization), it is time to get this majority back under the control of physicians that can administer, monitor and manage sides as well as understand how to get someone off the drugs without them crashing when that time comes. Perhaps the most successful way to treat most muscle dysmorphia is with androgens and psychological support. Clearly what we've done over the past 32 years since T and AAS were made controlled substances has not worked. More importantly we are missing out on data that could be used to guide legit clinical indications for androgens. [/QUOTE]
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