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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Anyone have luck coming off TRT?
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<blockquote data-quote="mg707" data-source="post: 164445" data-attributes="member: 39104"><p>Finest, congrats on your recovery, that ain’t easy so keep up the good work!</p><p>Second, I totally get what you are saying. People start feeling good because of the treatment they are taking, not independent of it, and if I were a diabetic or recovering addict, this would not be a question in my mind, I’d just stick with the protocols. </p><p>Difference is I’ve just seen other people on here post success stories about how they’ve changed certain factors in their lives, ate healthy, exercised, took certain supplements, lost weight and naturally boosted testosterone levels dramatically. Up until 45 years old, I had no problems with low T, but I just wonder if the combination of these unique factors drove it down temporarily: anti-depressants, unusually high stress/cortisol, obesity, eating junk food, not exercising regularly, not consistently treating sleep apnea. I’ve removed just about all of these factors, which are all known to suppress testosterone. Also, my pituitary, LH, FSH, Thyroid, everything else was perfectly fine, just low T.</p><p>I definitely don’t want to yo-yo my hormones and feel like shit, so if TRT is the solution, I’m willing to stay on it. But in my situation, my low T seems to be driven more by multiple temporary factors than a permanent condition.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mg707, post: 164445, member: 39104"] Finest, congrats on your recovery, that ain’t easy so keep up the good work! Second, I totally get what you are saying. People start feeling good because of the treatment they are taking, not independent of it, and if I were a diabetic or recovering addict, this would not be a question in my mind, I’d just stick with the protocols. Difference is I’ve just seen other people on here post success stories about how they’ve changed certain factors in their lives, ate healthy, exercised, took certain supplements, lost weight and naturally boosted testosterone levels dramatically. Up until 45 years old, I had no problems with low T, but I just wonder if the combination of these unique factors drove it down temporarily: anti-depressants, unusually high stress/cortisol, obesity, eating junk food, not exercising regularly, not consistently treating sleep apnea. I’ve removed just about all of these factors, which are all known to suppress testosterone. Also, my pituitary, LH, FSH, Thyroid, everything else was perfectly fine, just low T. I definitely don’t want to yo-yo my hormones and feel like shit, so if TRT is the solution, I’m willing to stay on it. But in my situation, my low T seems to be driven more by multiple temporary factors than a permanent condition. [/QUOTE]
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