I'm turning 52 , need some advice please.

[Ntimed8r]

Years ago, after a knee injury, a "sports medicine" doctor put me on a steroid treatment for a short time. I believe it was anavar, but not sure. I felt great and put on muscle like crazy.
35 years later, many more injuries and pain associated with playing and working hard , I am thinking of doing my first "cycle" on my own.
I have been working out and ran my first 5K in my life in October , but my recovery time , and the soreness of my workouts are holding me back. I want to try an "obstacle course" 5K next year with my little brother.
That being said, I am liking what I hear about equipoise and want to try a cycle with it to see if it will help me with my endurance and strength.
I am 6'3" and currently weigh 240. I am in good health and just had blood work done with my testosterone at 521. I was hoping maybe to get TRT but no luck there. That's what got me looking again into the AAS scene . I would just like to feel a bit stronger , and maybe get over some of the ailments associated with getting older.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[Deal Me In]

Well, you basically have two options. Everything you need to know about option one you can find here. Follow this to the letter. Don't be creative.

http://forums.steroid.com/anabolic-s...rst-cycle.html

Option number 2 would be a self prescribed HRT. With that test number I wouldn't go that route if I were you. However, if you would like information about that route we have a wonderful TRT section with tons of information. But don't just jump into that. There is a lot more that goes into TRT than you think.

[kelkel]

Well, you basically have two options. Everything you need to know about option one you can find here. Follow this to the letter. Don't be creative.

http://forums.steroid.com/anabolic-s...rst-cycle.html

Option number 2 would be a self prescribed HRT. With that test number I wouldn't go that route if I were you. However, if you would like information about that route we have a wonderful TRT section with tons of information. But don't just jump into that. There is a lot more that goes into TRT than you think.

Great answer. Op, what's your Free T level and range?

[Khazima]

You could look into peptides for your injuries, specifically TB500. Times Roman has a great log on it's effectiveness.

[Ntimed8r]

They did not tell me my free numbers and range, I didn't know to ask. I'll have to find out next week when I see the Dr. again.

[Ntimed8r]

Khazima , thanks for the advice. I had not heard of peptides, especially TB500. I've read up on it , and it looks really promising. I'm going to take that route first and heal the injuries, loose a little weight when I feel better, and take it from there. I have found a lot of information about TB500 on the net , interesting reading. Thanks again.