My T level is 800

My T level is infinity.

Scotty Appleton said:

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MookieBlaylock said:

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today i learned that a guy that rolls around with other guys shirtless and in short shorts had to have his Testosterone checked

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About as funny as a bunch of guys posting on a board that was started as a way for men to come whine about a sport where the traditional way of initiating action is to have a guy stand behind a bent over man, put his hands between bent over man's legs with the top of his hand pressed against his balls and ass. And then watch them slap each other's asses when a play works.

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So you are comparing football and a message board to an activity wear you practice finishing moves on men and as you finish them quicker you get a different colour of the rainbow belt to wear

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Getting older has had advantages. Too much makes you aggressive, continually awed and distracted by the female form and prone to making some poor decisions when you know better.

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Preach it from the mountaintop, brother.

Walt Garrison once said that old age takes care of a lot of the problems that preachers like to take credit for solving. I tend to agree, in several different areas of life.

MookieBlaylock said:

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Scotty Appleton said:

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MookieBlaylock said:

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today i learned that a guy that rolls around with other guys shirtless and in short shorts had to have his Testosterone checked

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About as funny as a bunch of guys posting on a board that was started as a way for men to come whine about a sport where the traditional way of initiating action is to have a guy stand behind a bent over man, put his hands between bent over man's legs with the top of his hand pressed against his balls and ass. And then watch them slap each other's asses when a play works.

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So you are comparing football and a message board to an activity wear you practice finishing moves on men and as you finish them quicker you get a different colour of the rainbow belt to wear

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I mean you are welcome to walk into any gym and call them out. Hell, sign a waiver and see how long you stay upright and conscious.

I have been on cholesterol (statin) meds for years.

I noticed not long after getting on a regimen my upper body strength disappeared.

Although I had no issues with running endurance.

Trajan88 said:

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I have been on cholesterol (statin) meds for years.

I noticed not long after getting on a regimen my upper body strength disappeared.

Although I had no issues with running endurance.

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The exact reason I will not take any meds for cholesterol. Check out a book called The Great Cholesterol Myth.

cypress-ag said:

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Trajan88 said:

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I have been on cholesterol (statin) meds for years.

I noticed not long after getting on a regimen my upper body strength disappeared.

Although I had no issues with running endurance.

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The exact reason I will not take any meds for cholesterol. Check out a book called The Great Cholesterol Myth.

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Thanks for the tip. Looks like they put out a revised and expanded edition in 2020.

Don't want to derail the thread but I read that book. They claim cholesterol doesn't cause heart attacks. That may be true but statins like Crestor also help prevent inflammation of the arteries and plaque in the arteries which does cause heart attack & stroke.

Heart disease doesn't discriminate who it affects. My uncle who ate healthy, didn't drink, didn't smoke, was big into exercise died of heart disease. Had he been on a statin like Crestor might of saved his life.

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DallasAg 94 said:

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The wife wants to know how I can lower my T.

I told her she just shouldn't be so hawt.

Just sayin'.

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Similar "problem" here.

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Rile 1 times 2.

Quo Vadis? said:

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Sea Speed said:

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Quo Vadis? said:

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Eat red meat, and make sure to lift lower body. Problem solved and you won't have to give blood all the time

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Twice a year?

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For many people testosterone causing blood thickening and they have to give blood frequently to avoid risk of stroke

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This is mostly a myth. Your body regulates this naturally and it does not require a blood donation. Doctors who tell you to do this are not keeping up with the current research.

TyHolden said:

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My T level is 800

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If natural and above 25, that is very solid.

Nanomachines son said:

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Nanomachines son said:

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TRADUCTOR said:

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lol, 400 is normal male.

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Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.

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Serious question. Not meant to derail or insult. How is your diet? I ask because this was my experience. And I'm 6'1", 192, and a BJJ black belt that works out a minimum of five days a week.

Went to one of those low T clinics and narrowly failed the first test. Went back for the second one two weeks later (since you have to fail two to get prescribed) and had just got done rolling and eating lunch. The guy walks in all pissed off and goes "What did you do?" I asked what he meant and long story short, my working out and eating a good meal before being blood tested raised my testosterone to the point of passing. He said I'll have to come back and retest and don't do that again before the test. When I said "Well, if my testosterone is naturally high due to working out and eating healthy why wouldn't I just do that?" The appointment went ice cold after that and I haven't been back since.

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I literally said my diet was good. The other guys I know had better diets than me and one was obsessive over it.

I don't understand why some of you don't want to admit we are exposed to a massive amount of endocrine disrupters everywhere nowadays. It's not just the processed foods, it's literally everything in modern society.

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I'm calling it. The left is going to start pushing hard for TRT bans over the next decade or so (but not for transies obvi). They'd be dumb not to, given that they are evil diabolical tyrants with no moral compass.

If that were to happen, it would be crazy to imagine millions of dudes experiencing crippling testosterone crashes simultaneously.

My understanding is that when you go off it (with no cycle protocol), you crash down to a very low level. If you had level of 400 before TRT, you might go down to 100 then hope to God you recover somehow to your pre TRT levels.

William Foster said:

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TyHolden said:

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My T level is 800

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If natural and above 25, that is very solid.

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yes

William Foster said:

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Nanomachines son said:

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Nanomachines son said:

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TRADUCTOR said:

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lol, 400 is normal male.

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Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.

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Serious question. Not meant to derail or insult. How is your diet? I ask because this was my experience. And I'm 6'1", 192, and a BJJ black belt that works out a minimum of five days a week.

Went to one of those low T clinics and narrowly failed the first test. Went back for the second one two weeks later (since you have to fail two to get prescribed) and had just got done rolling and eating lunch. The guy walks in all pissed off and goes "What did you do?" I asked what he meant and long story short, my working out and eating a good meal before being blood tested raised my testosterone to the point of passing. He said I'll have to come back and retest and don't do that again before the test. When I said "Well, if my testosterone is naturally high due to working out and eating healthy why wouldn't I just do that?" The appointment went ice cold after that and I haven't been back since.

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I literally said my diet was good. The other guys I know had better diets than me and one was obsessive over it.

I don't understand why some of you don't want to admit we are exposed to a massive amount of endocrine disrupters everywhere nowadays. It's not just the processed foods, it's literally everything in modern society.

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I'm calling it. The left is going to start pushing hard for TRT bans over the next decade or so (but not for transies obvi). They'd be dumb not to, given that they are evil diabolical tyrants with no moral compass.

If that were to happen, it would be crazy to imagine millions of dudes experiencing crippling testosterone crashes simultaneously.

My understanding is that when you go off it (with no cycle protocol), you crash down to a very low level. If you had level of 400 before TRT, you might go down to 100 then hope to God you recover somehow to your pre TRT levels.

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It's trivially easy to obtain it illegally now, there is nothing they can do to really stop it especially since it's legal in 90% of the world. The odds of them doing this is nearly zero because of this.

Nanomachines son said:

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TRADUCTOR said:

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lol, 400 is normal male.

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Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.

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Just don't skip leg day brochacho

BurnetAggie99 said:

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Don't want to derail the thread but I read that book. They claim cholesterol doesn't cause heart attacks. That may be true but statins like Crestor also help prevent inflammation of the arteries and plaque in the arteries which does cause heart attack & stroke.

Heart disease doesn't discriminate who it affects. My uncle who ate healthy, didn't drink, didn't smoke, was big into exercise died of heart disease. Had he been on a statin like Crestor might of saved his life.

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BurnetAggie99,

Agree, I'm just trying to educate myself on anything that they are trying to put into my body. We have had stains and other drugs to lower cholesterol and blood pressure for 60 years, but heart disease is more prevalent than ever, and dementia and Alzheimer is on the rise. Every male in my family that went on statins left them quickly after brain fog, memory loss and muscle loss.

Inflammation is the key along with lower A1C and blood sugars and exercise is good across the board. Sorry for your loss as well.

Thank God for being a bunny, we don't have T levels to worry about.

At those levels EVERY doctor should recommend T boosters. Should be closer to 1000. Also their free T is probably close to 0.