So, I have another forum post out there how up until my last doctor appointment, I really wasn’t that knowledgable on testosterone. I thought it was a manly word. Never thought much about it. But didn’t know you could just stick a dip stick in someone and check their levels. I now know you basically can and guys can have a varying degree of testosterone. I am low. So, I am on my third week of testosterone injections.
But I’ve been reading articles on how to raise my T levels. One, I’m sure my diet before I was checked was not the best for T levels. So, since finding it’s low, I’ve been taking vitamin suppliments, a few other mineral suppliments a book I’m reading suggested. I changed my diet. But I’m wondering now if it’s too late. Does any of that help? If I’m on T injections, my body is just going to stop producing it completely so my diet, no matter how much I eat right and take multivitamins, won’t help T levels anymore because I am getting it purely through T injections. Is that right, or way off?
I’d imagine vitamins and a better diet is beneficial in other areas. But maybe I should have a different diet that focuses on another area of my health if the main focus of my current diet is T levels and the diet can’t help even if it wanted to.