Recent content by simon420

It's not BS. It's in the blood work. They never did stabilize in 4 years. Each year 2 weeks after injection T levels were lower than the previous year. I'm worried because I ask other people's experiences who have been on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) longer and they get very low T...

Do you know if there are long term studies of this and what happens to receptors when your T levels climb too high(as it does with sustanon)?

I workout, eat relatively healthy atleast, normal weight, non drinker non smoker, no other medications. Bloodwork shows that response to injection is always a little lower T levels than the year before.

You're only using test? :edit: 200mg is double the average dose also. :/

What are you using exactly? In Finland neither cyp or ena is available. The only other injectable is Nebido which isn't bad in itself but it takes a really long time to start with it. At the moment I'm feeling great but I'm still in my mid 20s so I have a really long way to go and I'm...

The bloodwork is done 2 weeks after the last injection (Sustanon 250), every year the total and free T levels drop. It's not imagination. Something is off. I read experiences from other people who have been on TRT for longer time than me and they have gone from more frequent injections to higher...

Why doesn't TRT work in the long run? I've seen others who are currently longer into their TRT have problems with low T. Injections just stop working, and you have to increase doses to get T levels back to normal ranges. I've looked at my bloodwork that I get done once a year and I notice the...