Recent content by Jacob*

You feel fine thats it? Geez that TRT sure is worth all the aggravation.

I was not saying that he was seeking approval for me. Either way I understand that we have all have an "image" to project.

My question was legitimate.....dont take it personally because I dont.

Really 2 lb and your freaking out? " I was walking down the hall at work the other day when an executive walked buy and mentioned the noticeable change in my physique." This is exactly what im talking about. Approval seeking behavior ..........

Losing weight and getting fit for your health is a must but doing it to get acceptance from others is not the best way to go about it.

"There's an old saying in Tennessee, I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee , that says, fool me once, shame on, shame on you. Fool me, you can't get fooled again." - George W. Bush

Its seem that allots of people on TRT ( or steroids) are constantly thinking about how they physically feel or look. Is your happiness level dependent on your next blood work? You are who you keep seeking.

Im sorry I didn't formulate my question well.... I meant to ask if Testosterone levels were very good and estrogen also very good then would it be possible to still feel crappy?

Can a person have high testosterone levels with low estrogen but still feel crappy?

I keep reading that low T is a symptom? A symptom of something else?

K thanks.

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Im telling you man Pregnenolone could be one piece of my puzzle.

So what do you think if I took them both do a blood work in a month to see if E2 is elevated. If estrogen is elevated I take Arimidex then do more blood work. That could work yeah? Thanks for the input btw.

ADHD diagnosed in 2004 and social anxiety. Are creams more efficient? Do I take them for a month then check my blood work?