Thanks Liverpool. I agree. Time is not my friend. If I want some benefit now is better than never. I do want to look good, have better sex, and I think the risk is minimal if I monitor the labs. I will wait till February’s test results and then see if I can get a larger dose. Come February I will have about 1400MG’s saved up and get at least a 100 a week prescription. So with the extra they put in the vials I could easily do a 10 - 12 week cycle then or just wait a month and have another 700 (they are overloading the vials by over double/triple what the dose is so I’m saving up quickly). Check back in 6 months and lets see where I’m at!
I think you misunderstood. I’m on 100 currently. I will test myself around February1st about 3.5 days after my last dose so I know my real levels. Then I won’t take any for another 5 days. This should drop it as the half life is 8 days so then I test at around day 9 or so with my Dr. It shows as low. He adjusts it to 150 or 200 (wishing). Then I do my increase. Yes it might hit the next round of tests. So maybe I wait until I stablelize banking all the extra and then once Dr. says see you in 6 months then I go for it. Not sure. Still making a plan. AND for everyone - I’m 64. But I’m not the old man can’t do anything 64. I’m the active guy that doesn’t look feeble and could still hold my own if needed. Or maybe I’m fooling myself and should just take up shuffle board and wait to die……….
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No I was giving you an example of what doing a cycle at 400mg/wk would look like and how much time you would need to clear the test.
I’ve given you my advice and others have agreed and you don’t seem to want to listen so good luck to you. I don’t have anything left here.
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Ok so you’re not gonna fucking die tomorrow. This “I don’t have time” mentality is that of a juvenile. Do it smart or don’t do it all. Have you not ascertained some wisdom at your age? Get balanced on TRT and eek out those gains first. Then blast
It’s tiresome sometimes
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100%
I just give my experiences and sometimes what I would do if I were in their situation. I don’t have any expectations that anyone will do what I recommend. And I don’t care if they do, or not.
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It’s a good mentality for sure but unfortunately for me my mind has some expectation of reasoning / listening when one comes here with zero knowledge and asks for advice. I understand when the 18-25 year old crowd doesn’t listen. Half of those guys already have their mind set and are looking for confirmation. When the older crowd does it I get disappointed more than anything
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I used it at work with the plant manager. If I needed something that required his approval, I would present my case. He usually refused initially. Other supervisors would argue with him and leave unsatisfied. I would just say to give my request some consideration and leave. I gave him space to save face. He usually got back with me with his approval after a day or two. Others hated him. I liked him.
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I’m 67, also a former swimmer.
”Do not go gentle in to that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light…”
I’m thinking of swimming again. Once get down a little in weight and a little more muscle.
Was a distance swimmer, then a triathlete for a long time until injuries ended that. Overuse and age, my parts are past warranty, lol. Doing a lot of rowing now, easy on the joints. Am 6’21/2 and 190. Trying to fight time one day at a time. I refuse to go gently into that good night. Don’t know if that’s wise, but it’s how I’m wired. Keep after it!