New here. Hoping I could get some help. Been feeling less energetic over the last couple years. I'm 24 And have always had a hard time putting on weight. I'm currently sitting at about 175lb And roughly 10% to 12% bf And the highest I get no matter How much I eat and how hard I lift is around 182. Keep in mind that my diet is spotless and I'm working out 2 to 4 Times per week. I do work over 12 hr days (not physical) up to 6 days a week but I average around 7hrs of sleep per night.
Finally went to the doc and got my test checked.
Here are my results:
9am test (woke up at about 815)
Testosterone - 496
Free Testosterone - 95.2
Of course the Doctor says this is fine and I'm in the normal 250 to 1100 range that "applies to all men." But after looking at some of the averages per age in charts I found that I have the test level of a 60 year old. This seems low especially for a 24 year old male.
Still need to go get my full results because I believe they ran a full thyroid panel too. They gave me the test numbers over the phone.
Took a lot of test boosters like T3 from nxcare when I was younger And didn't cycle them properly. Also took SUS lmg before which I got a solid 12 lb gain from but I can never get the gsins to stay once I'm off. Its been over a year since I've taken anything other than zma, fish oil, and vitamin d.
At this point I'm looking for advice. considered testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) but wanted to get the full scoop on all options. What would you suggest?
I've always wanted to sit at 190 to 195 And 8%. Will I have to somehow hit 200 lbs to get the 190 to 195 to stay? I also want to make sure that my natural test levels could maintain the muscle if I'm off. Will pct ensure this?
I Have a mma/football/contact sports background that may play into my current readings. Any help would be appreciated
Finally went to the doc and got my test checked.
Here are my results:
9am test (woke up at about 815)
Testosterone - 496
Free Testosterone - 95.2
Of course the Doctor says this is fine and I'm in the normal 250 to 1100 range that "applies to all men." But after looking at some of the averages per age in charts I found that I have the test level of a 60 year old. This seems low especially for a 24 year old male.
Still need to go get my full results because I believe they ran a full thyroid panel too. They gave me the test numbers over the phone.
Took a lot of test boosters like T3 from nxcare when I was younger And didn't cycle them properly. Also took SUS lmg before which I got a solid 12 lb gain from but I can never get the gsins to stay once I'm off. Its been over a year since I've taken anything other than zma, fish oil, and vitamin d.
At this point I'm looking for advice. considered testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) but wanted to get the full scoop on all options. What would you suggest?
I've always wanted to sit at 190 to 195 And 8%. Will I have to somehow hit 200 lbs to get the 190 to 195 to stay? I also want to make sure that my natural test levels could maintain the muscle if I'm off. Will pct ensure this?
I Have a mma/football/contact sports background that may play into my current readings. Any help would be appreciated