At your age I would take it. Like brick said hcg is not magic. Going long periods of time without it may lessen your chance of producing enough sperm to have kids. You never know, you could meet miss right tomorrow and all she wants is kids.
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My 38 y.o. brother inlaw has been blasting/cruising Test for like 4 years and possibly takes HGH and other stuff. He doesnāt take HCG and never did as I asked him. My sister is about to deliver a child next couple months. Why should I be so worried?
Sounds like you have made up your mind.
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Just so you know, Iāve combined several different-but-related threads into one. I also did it with a few of your threads.
Having questions and wanting answers is fine, of course, but starting new threads for every new thought that comes up is redundant for the site and confusing for members who try to help.
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There is no optimal despite some people believing that being at the high- normal is superior to being mid-normal. Being at 800 doesnāt do much more for physical performance or well-being than being at 500.
You should be worried because using TRT or bodybuilding dosages of T and other steroids can render you infertile, as taking TRT did for me, which had my wife and I very worried considering it took some time before I became fertile enough. Although the world is filled with billions of people and birth is not a miracle, aiming to have kids and raising them is serious and when someone wants one but it is not happening, it can be a very depressing situation!
This. @Emcon456 I donāt mean to sound condescending, but you donāt seem serious on the matter anyway.
What is there to tell you if you canāt take a total of one minute to draw medicine into a syringe and take a painless injection with an insulin syringe. Thatās three minutes per week of a medication that is highly unlikely to give you even one side effect, but give the great effect of being able to have children.
Are you serious?
By the way, someone blasting and cruising without HCG or clomid clearly has no concern for fertility if he knows what roids do to fertility, even if he got lucky impregnating his wife.
Everyone is different my friend. I had dabbled in my 20ās and went both with and without HCG. I know from having tried both, that staying on top of HCG will prevent the atrophy greatly (it did for me at least) but if you ride on without the HCG, the regaining of the size and function is more difficult and seemed to take much more than staving off the atrophy to begin with.
I went against my own advice several years later at 40 and ran into the same feeling of the shrinkage. Catching back up is something I am now doingā¦it sucks.
Not only just for children in your future years, but also, at least for me, it was very strange to have the atrophy. It just felt odd and uncomfortable, plus your āshotsā sort of dry out and become thick. Not very appealing.