Chip changed my life

[MoparMuscle]

Before TRT: test levels under 200, emotional, easily pissed off, low energy, low low sex drive. Wife had to initiate sex most of the time, I was unmotivated and not that outgoing at work.

After Chips testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) program: normal test levels, quietly confident in a "normal manly way", good energy, great sex drive. I initiate sex and it's gone from 1-2 a week to 1-2 a day! Good concentration, better memory, better sleep. People have commented other then my wife.

I just landed a new job, prior to normal test levels and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) I was "ok" were I was and had no desire or energy to look, after testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and healthy test levels I started looking and got two written offers and a new job. All 4 interviews went great. I was confident and it paid off with a small salary bidding war and a nice fat raise.




Thanks Chip!

 

[cjw2021]

Cool. I definitely noticed the increased concentration as well as the increased confidence. It gets better and better every day!

 

[Bullseye Forever]

man im glad for you,hope everything continues to go well for you!!

 

[helpmeplease]

Hey Mopar, that sounds awesome.

I was just wondering, if you don't mind me asking, how old are you and how long have you been on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)? From the looks of your display pic, gaining muscle doesn't seem to be an issue.

 

[MoparMuscle]

30yrs old. Been on for ~2 months at a pretty low dose (150mg a week). Natural test has been low for years and getting lower but I didnt want to start Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) until I "had to", with natty levels reporting in under 180 total and increasing symptoms I finally pulled the pin.

I'm decently fit at the moment, workout, run, lift, don't drink at all, don't smoke at all, don't eat suger or dairy or simple carbs and haven't for years now.

 

[helpmeplease]

Thanks.

I've been living with low T for at least 1 year (that's when I first had bloodwork done) but I've suspected it for a couple years now.. I've been unable to bring my levels up naturally because I was really opposed to starting testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) so young (i'm 22), but it hasn't been working, and I'm tired of wasting my life away. So I'm just getting as much info as I can, and will try and have my doctor get me started asap. I'd love to have my T levels up sometime this summer.

Anyway, thanks again & take care.