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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Most people don’t need TRT
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<blockquote data-quote="Naegleria" data-source="post: 250694" data-attributes="member: 45298"><p>The problem is that it doesnt work for everyone, many many people quit TRT after a few months or even 2 years, cause in the end the improvements are not there and they feel the same if not worse than before it.</p><p></p><p>TRT will only restore sexual function if such malfunction it was caused by really low testosterone to begin with. Most erectile issues are caused by blood flow, nerve damage, endothelial damage, poor nitric oxide, etc. Testosterone plays little role. Plenty of people with low levels who have zero issues with erections.</p><p></p><p>What about the people who never had ED before but now have it on TRT? </p><p></p><p>TRT does thicken the blood in many people, hydration has ZERO to do with it. TRT stimulates EPO which causes the body make more red blood cells. Some people good genetics are unaffected by this. Majority will always see an increase in their red blood cells, some will still remain in range while other will be out of range.</p><p></p><p>Its possible that TRT affects a whole lot more hormones than the ones tested in most TRT labs. It probably affects everything in the body. This would explain why some people who never had ED, may develop it on TRT, has nothing to do with protocol or the user.</p><p></p><p>TRT is just a bandaid, it doesn't fix the real issue that caused your body to produce less testosterone, in many cases, this issue is genetic, epigenetic, environmental, or both. Maybe science one day will able to alter genes and fix hormones issues at the core.</p><p></p><p>Blood flow is needed for erections to work, and TRT thickens the blood if just slightly, could also explain why some have issues on TRT.</p><p></p><p>TRT can also accelerate or worse arterial calcification</p><p></p><p>Some people have good results on it, while others dont, what I find absurd and insulting is the people who have good result assume the rest of us are doing things wrong, is our fault, or something is done wrong, your diet is wrong, you lifestyle, your protocol, your doctor</p><p></p><p>no mofo sometimes some stuff doesnt work well for some people and not suited for them</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Naegleria, post: 250694, member: 45298"] The problem is that it doesnt work for everyone, many many people quit TRT after a few months or even 2 years, cause in the end the improvements are not there and they feel the same if not worse than before it. TRT will only restore sexual function if such malfunction it was caused by really low testosterone to begin with. Most erectile issues are caused by blood flow, nerve damage, endothelial damage, poor nitric oxide, etc. Testosterone plays little role. Plenty of people with low levels who have zero issues with erections. What about the people who never had ED before but now have it on TRT? TRT does thicken the blood in many people, hydration has ZERO to do with it. TRT stimulates EPO which causes the body make more red blood cells. Some people good genetics are unaffected by this. Majority will always see an increase in their red blood cells, some will still remain in range while other will be out of range. Its possible that TRT affects a whole lot more hormones than the ones tested in most TRT labs. It probably affects everything in the body. This would explain why some people who never had ED, may develop it on TRT, has nothing to do with protocol or the user. TRT is just a bandaid, it doesn't fix the real issue that caused your body to produce less testosterone, in many cases, this issue is genetic, epigenetic, environmental, or both. Maybe science one day will able to alter genes and fix hormones issues at the core. Blood flow is needed for erections to work, and TRT thickens the blood if just slightly, could also explain why some have issues on TRT. TRT can also accelerate or worse arterial calcification Some people have good results on it, while others dont, what I find absurd and insulting is the people who have good result assume the rest of us are doing things wrong, is our fault, or something is done wrong, your diet is wrong, you lifestyle, your protocol, your doctor no mofo sometimes some stuff doesnt work well for some people and not suited for them [/QUOTE]
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