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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Why do some people require high testosterone levels to feel good on trt?
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<blockquote data-quote="cigpk" data-source="post: 162233" data-attributes="member: 34003"><p>Great question. I’m interested to see the discussion. My personal experience was that I used to run high, over range T levels. In time I was able to lower my total/free T level to mid range at trough and still feel good, just not like Superman all the time. A little more work was required in the gym and things like sleep and diet were more important. But I personally, for MYSELF ONLY, don’t like the idea of running very high testosterone levels. Plus, I’m only 29. I can’t sit well with having crazy high T levels for the next 40-50 years. I feel like it’s asking for disaster.</p><p></p><p>I think people should exhaust all options and look at their health from all angles before relying on higher T numbers to feel good. Within reason of course, people don’t have to suffer for years and years. But look at thyroid, stress level, sleep, diet, exercise level, psychological health, etc..</p><p></p><p>One other thought - I don’t think people give themselves enough time at a dose to adjust and feel the effects. 6 weeks in people check their levels and may not feel wonderful so they immediately ask for a dosage increase. I found that my body was still adjusting to my total T levels long after my “numbers on paper” stabilized. It may take 2-3 months to feel a subjective change to a new testosterone level for me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cigpk, post: 162233, member: 34003"] Great question. I’m interested to see the discussion. My personal experience was that I used to run high, over range T levels. In time I was able to lower my total/free T level to mid range at trough and still feel good, just not like Superman all the time. A little more work was required in the gym and things like sleep and diet were more important. But I personally, for MYSELF ONLY, don’t like the idea of running very high testosterone levels. Plus, I’m only 29. I can’t sit well with having crazy high T levels for the next 40-50 years. I feel like it’s asking for disaster. I think people should exhaust all options and look at their health from all angles before relying on higher T numbers to feel good. Within reason of course, people don’t have to suffer for years and years. But look at thyroid, stress level, sleep, diet, exercise level, psychological health, etc.. One other thought - I don’t think people give themselves enough time at a dose to adjust and feel the effects. 6 weeks in people check their levels and may not feel wonderful so they immediately ask for a dosage increase. I found that my body was still adjusting to my total T levels long after my “numbers on paper” stabilized. It may take 2-3 months to feel a subjective change to a new testosterone level for me. [/QUOTE]
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