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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Does TRT prevent age-related illness?
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<blockquote data-quote="Mountain Man" data-source="post: 188505" data-attributes="member: 14411"><p>I am 66 and on TRT over four years. I would answer this question with a yes and no answer. You have to put in some work and if you can tolerate it even more than just some. It prevents sarcopenia, age related muscle wasting. This would happen to an extent, but resistance work allows you to maintain, and in some cases, build muscle. It also strengthens bones and does an even better job of this if you are diligent with resistance training. Energy boost is noticeable, as is a more positive outlook on life. Improved sex drive also has an overall feeling of well being attached to it as well. </p><p></p><p>I take cialis daily and viagra as needed. Flomax for BPH and diclofanac for osteoarthritis. At 66 if you don’t have some osteoarthritis you haven’t been doing much with your life. Of course fish oil, vitamin d, BPC, and a modified version of Gene’s Stack (see the thread on this here) round out the regimen.</p><p></p><p>I personally don’t know of just TRT alone does much, as I have been working out over 50 years almost daily. I do know that the combination of TRT, working out daily, good diet, proper sleep, and a healthy sex life has a synergistic effect. I am very grateful for TRT.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mountain Man, post: 188505, member: 14411"] I am 66 and on TRT over four years. I would answer this question with a yes and no answer. You have to put in some work and if you can tolerate it even more than just some. It prevents sarcopenia, age related muscle wasting. This would happen to an extent, but resistance work allows you to maintain, and in some cases, build muscle. It also strengthens bones and does an even better job of this if you are diligent with resistance training. Energy boost is noticeable, as is a more positive outlook on life. Improved sex drive also has an overall feeling of well being attached to it as well. I take cialis daily and viagra as needed. Flomax for BPH and diclofanac for osteoarthritis. At 66 if you don’t have some osteoarthritis you haven’t been doing much with your life. Of course fish oil, vitamin d, BPC, and a modified version of Gene’s Stack (see the thread on this here) round out the regimen. I personally don’t know of just TRT alone does much, as I have been working out over 50 years almost daily. I do know that the combination of TRT, working out daily, good diet, proper sleep, and a healthy sex life has a synergistic effect. I am very grateful for TRT. [/QUOTE]
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