We all know there’s nothing like the feeling of being on a good test cycle, and we all know how much it sucks to come off. Some guys even resort to self prescribed testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and just decide to pin for life rather than face having to come off every few months.
Well, after much consideration, I have decided I cannot face coming off again, nor can I justify self prescribed testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), so I’m going to try a new approach. I’ve scheduled an appointment at a clinic in Paraguay for an experimental procedure they call the “Mickey Mouse”. They leave your two natural testicles alone, but they surgically implant one gorilla testicle in with them. The new one is much larger and hangs lower, thus making your scrotum look like Mickey Mouse. They claim the gorilla testicle will produce about 2-3+ times as much test as your natural pair, and it’s supposed to be like running 600-800mg of test ALL THE TIME!
This is the same clinic that performed my “Bumble Bee” surgery a few years ago, and that’s been a huge success, (pun intended), so I’m feeling really confident and have high hopes for this one as well. Can’t wait to see how it works out. Maybe I’ll start a log afterwards and post some before and after pics.
(It’s my 1000th post, I felt obligated to come up with something bazaar)
Well, after much consideration, I have decided I cannot face coming off again, nor can I justify self prescribed testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), so I’m going to try a new approach. I’ve scheduled an appointment at a clinic in Paraguay for an experimental procedure they call the “Mickey Mouse”. They leave your two natural testicles alone, but they surgically implant one gorilla testicle in with them. The new one is much larger and hangs lower, thus making your scrotum look like Mickey Mouse. They claim the gorilla testicle will produce about 2-3+ times as much test as your natural pair, and it’s supposed to be like running 600-800mg of test ALL THE TIME!
This is the same clinic that performed my “Bumble Bee” surgery a few years ago, and that’s been a huge success, (pun intended), so I’m feeling really confident and have high hopes for this one as well. Can’t wait to see how it works out. Maybe I’ll start a log afterwards and post some before and after pics.
(It’s my 1000th post, I felt obligated to come up with something bazaar)