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<blockquote data-quote="BigTex" data-source="post: 277290" data-attributes="member: 43589"><p>Sorry for my lack of humor.....I just spent the last two days doing income tax.</p><p></p><p>Yes, I know the feeling. My wife even noticed that when we are on the way to the gym, my eyes completely change. Is this related to my very small TRT dose? Or is this perhaps something I have taught my mind and body? As in most athletic events the mind plays a huge part in success. Sports psychology is a big part of most university and professional sports programs.</p><p></p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article/89/6/2837/287032[/URL]</p><p></p><p style="margin-left: 20px">In conclusion, we have shown that a single administration of 1000 mg TU in healthy young men, raising circulating T levels into the supraphysiological range, produces detectable but relatively minor mood changes (<em>i.e</em>. anger-hostility). <strong>TU treatment did not produce any detectable increase in aggressive behavior or changes in other nonaggressive or sexual behavior. </strong>Our results suggest that TU, administered in a dose within the range required for male contraception, has only very limited psychological effects, restricted to short-lived mood changes. Whether the same mood changes will be observed after repeated administration or whether tolerance develops should be further investigated. On the basis of our findings, it would be prudent to employ, in future male contraceptive formulations, the lowest effective T doses (especially at initiation or loading of treatment) or to use intervals of administration that avoid frequent excursions of circulating T into the supraphysiological range. Furthermore, the timing of assessment of potential behavioral changes should take into account the pharmacokinetics of individual T preparations in light of the fleeting nature of these end points.</p> <p style="margin-left: 20px"></p><p>Hey, I just saw you were from the Netherlands. Glad to see so many people from all over here learning. Been there only 1 time in my life and all I saw was the airport. I was in route to a competition in Russia via Moscow to Samara.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigTex, post: 277290, member: 43589"] Sorry for my lack of humor.....I just spent the last two days doing income tax. Yes, I know the feeling. My wife even noticed that when we are on the way to the gym, my eyes completely change. Is this related to my very small TRT dose? Or is this perhaps something I have taught my mind and body? As in most athletic events the mind plays a huge part in success. Sports psychology is a big part of most university and professional sports programs. [URL unfurl="true"]https://academic.oup.com/jcem/article/89/6/2837/287032[/URL] [INDENT]In conclusion, we have shown that a single administration of 1000 mg TU in healthy young men, raising circulating T levels into the supraphysiological range, produces detectable but relatively minor mood changes ([I]i.e[/I]. anger-hostility). [B]TU treatment did not produce any detectable increase in aggressive behavior or changes in other nonaggressive or sexual behavior. [/B]Our results suggest that TU, administered in a dose within the range required for male contraception, has only very limited psychological effects, restricted to short-lived mood changes. Whether the same mood changes will be observed after repeated administration or whether tolerance develops should be further investigated. On the basis of our findings, it would be prudent to employ, in future male contraceptive formulations, the lowest effective T doses (especially at initiation or loading of treatment) or to use intervals of administration that avoid frequent excursions of circulating T into the supraphysiological range. Furthermore, the timing of assessment of potential behavioral changes should take into account the pharmacokinetics of individual T preparations in light of the fleeting nature of these end points.[/INDENT] [INDENT][/INDENT] Hey, I just saw you were from the Netherlands. Glad to see so many people from all over here learning. Been there only 1 time in my life and all I saw was the airport. I was in route to a competition in Russia via Moscow to Samara. [/QUOTE]
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