MeanGreen
New member
First question:
Assuming you're not on TRT or taking any AAS, does your test level rise or lower directly after working out?
Say, I go to the gym for an early morning heavy back workout and then right after got my blood drawn,
would my test level increase or decrease significantly compared to if I didn't work out at all?
Second question:
Same question, but instead of a workout, say you had early morning sex. Does "releasing the swimmers" significantly affect test level right after, say if you were to get your blood drawn?
Assuming you're not on TRT or taking any AAS, does your test level rise or lower directly after working out?
Say, I go to the gym for an early morning heavy back workout and then right after got my blood drawn,
would my test level increase or decrease significantly compared to if I didn't work out at all?
Second question:
Same question, but instead of a workout, say you had early morning sex. Does "releasing the swimmers" significantly affect test level right after, say if you were to get your blood drawn?