
Originally Posted by
marcus300
We have had a love and hate relationship over the years but I was always trying to help you and steer you in the right direction, I know its hard to tell someone at 19yrs what he is doing wrong, because they all seem to know it all but like you have realised when it was to late its not a pretty site when you have issue with your HPTA at such a young age.
I would say my HPTA is pretty messed up right now
Are you on HRT now?
Good question, I was going to say yes, I do self prescribed don't get me wrong but...
I am going to see how this cycle enfolds and make a decision deciding on how my body feels. From there making a decision to either a break or stay on a moderate to low dose and just blast and cruise.
what are your levels?
As in has my body recovered from previous cycles?
All my bloods came back to normal
It's clear that with the digging deeper with every cycle I do it will become increasingly more difficult, which will be the break-in point so to say.
Or are you on your own HRT because of not going to the doc's?
I don't have low levels of anything so getting the doc to prescribe me anything TRT related is not gonna happen
where do you see yourself in 10yrs time with your problems?
In reality, I see myself cruising on a low dose of test and understanding that the past is the past accepting that it was what I wanted at the time and becoming more health oriented with age. It's a lifestyle for me I don't want to stop this lifestyle ever but I wont be a fool and compromise my health trying to enter the super heavyweights. I am not going to be using for 3 years and then decide I want to stop and then come back here asking "why am im hitting the andropause at 25 years of age". It is currently my life, I am currently studying nutrition as a matter of interest. And have diplomas in exercise and health fitness.
do you have a good doctor? i know its hard to find one in the UK who understands
Due more blood work soon, but I go to a clinic specializing in blood work panels only. I just go in get blood taken get the results ask for print out go home and research and adjust dosages/diet accordingly to ensure optimal health.