Ultimate "TRT+" protocol for endurance / performance while remaining health conscious?

[rusty_hammer]

What is your reason for wanting to add methylene blue to your cycle/TRT routine?

[c2.rowerg]

My thought process on the methylene blue (and SLU-PP-332 for that matter) comes down to mitochondrial health and function. I could be getting into the weeds a bit too much but with performance in endurance type settings being heavily reliant on the aerobic system and the mitochondria, I figured anything that could give a boost there would be of benefit.

[rusty_hammer]

Having just googled it, it seems like an interesting drug. Are you sure it should be used daily? I read many take it sporadically. Do you feel any effects from taking methylene blue?

[Brant_Drake]

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[swoops39]

@c2.rowerg

The reason I termed it TRT+ is because I still want to keep overall health in mind and a priority

I mean, it’s semantics but you’re not prioritizing your health by taking a bunch of different steroids, and by definition TRT is replacement therapy, but you’re not using it as replacement, so by definition isn’t TRT.

A lot of ppl today are taking a bunch of steroids and calling it “TRT” because it’s trendy. Not only is that not cool to the ppl who are on real TRT, I think it sends the wrong message to everyone about what TRT is and what it’s for.

I love taking steroids and cycle often, but I don’t kid myself or others about the intent.

[blshaw]

@swoops39

A lot of ppl today are taking a bunch of steroids and calling it “TRT” because it’s trendy. Not only is that not cool to the ppl who are on real TRT, I think it sends the wrong message to everyone about what TRT is

Very much this. Well said.