Old guy new to this- looking for education and help getting started

**Dannyboy51577** · 10-23-2017, 03:18 PM

Whats up all. I know theres alot of experienced and educated guys that frequent here. I dont post until I have read alot, but still have alot of stupid questions. Not going to learn unless I ask them.
Im 40, havent been into any sort of anabolic activity in 20 yrs. Obviously age catches up,test levels drop, you drag ass, want to get a little more pep in your step, and be able to lose some of the weight that age has help you put on. Thats all im looking to start out with.
Lookin to start with a regimen of test, do that for a while, get back into a slight workout schedule, and see how it goes. Then maybe get into changes, adding other things to my regimen.

I am very realistic, I do my best to appreciate and absorb any info and advice I get, and although I may have some dumb questions, once I get explanation I dont ask the same stupid questions twice.

Just need info on where to start with regimen of test, what other meds I should include, etc.

I am basically a guinea pig right now, looking for someone that wants to help with the experiment

**Dannyboy51577** · 10-23-2017, 07:20 PM

So basically Im lookin to see what kind of regimen I should be doing. I may have a friend that can get me a supply of test prop, waiting to see. Not sure where I should get it otherwise, seems like everything ive read leads me to believe most of the gear out there is junk.

Was planning on starting off with a 12 wk cycle of test prop alone, because my main issue is low test levels. Problem i have is what i need to take in addition to help with side effects, etc, as well as how much I should be using and how often.
Im figuring on getting back into a light workout schedule, maybe twice a wk or so, not looking to get bigger, just get a little more pep, bring my levels up, and mayne tighten up physically slightly.

**kelkel** · 10-23-2017, 08:10 PM

Danny why don't you visit the HRT Forum and do some reading. This forum is just for intro's but in short, you should start with blood work to establish baselines and see how your hormones actually are. In the Finding A Doc sticky thread at the top of the HRT Forum is a list of blood work to obtain. You may already be in need of replacement but either way with a cycle or HRT blood work is always step number one.

Welcome to the forum.