Stories of people having improved eyesight after Testosterone/Steroid cycles

[sikkestkuntouthere]

Have you heard of any?

I seen a few on the web.

https://thinksteroids.com/community/...one.134354359/

http://www.************.com/forum/an...ght-cycle.html

http://www.************com/forum/ana...-eyesight.html

Curious to know if any people here have noticed improved vision after a cycle of Testosterone or after TRT?

[sikkestkuntouthere]

The asterisks stand for "steroid-ology" website. Not sure why it is blocked

[derekkpapa1]

I can't see them. Lol now that's funny I don't care who u are

[Oki-Des]

A friend of mine was on HGH for about a year and was surprised that after 40 years of his eyesight slowly getting worse, it actually started to improve. Obviously there is no scientific information to back up his claims, but he said that for the first time in decades he was prescribed contacts that were less strong than before. He said every year before that he had to get them a little stronger; but this time he received weaker ones. He does not even know why, but we assumed it was the HGH. Who knows; maybe it did help.

[Lee_1978]

Interesting. I hope that's the case with me!

[Buster Brown]

Interesting.....I have heard of people claiming there hair started turning dark when taking hgh....well..........I am still waiting (lol).

[Chicagotarsier]

As I posted on here before, due to being hypogonadal, my hypothalamus was not correctly regulating body temperature and my glands in general were not fucnctioning properly. After i started TRT and hit the 7 month point (cycle completed) the decrease in fat + increase in muscle + properly functioning pancreas moved me from 15.9+ A1C to a nice 6.5 at this time and improving by about .1 monthly.

I do not think eyes fall into this category BUT if you research one of the things that high blood sugar does is degrade vessels in your eyes and hurts your eyesight. Improving your blood sugar level via testosterone iin my situation might can do some reversing of this and might be a "real" place it could occur.

Just my thought.