Tricking the Doctor

[tenacity2986]

Can you trick your doctor to agree that you have low testosterone? Lets say you take test prop regularly and than 5 days before your appointment you take your last shot. Will the blood test show low testosterone since you've already shutdown your testes and you haven't taken a shot? The shot taken 5 days ago shouldn't be in your blood anymore is this correct?

I'm just trying to determine if there is a way that I can somehow get a prescription for low testosterone through a doc... (Guaranteed safe source!!!)

Thanks All

[gixxerboy1]

its a bad idea. And its not a source for enough to run a cycle.
it will take you forever and cost you alot more. and you have to put you body threw a crash to fake it,

[tenacity2986]

Yeah you're probably right, good thing I already know plenty of reliable people around. How's your cycle going gixxer?

[ScotchGuard02]

The half life of Test Prop is about 2 days. That's half life. Let's say you taking 100mg/eod (350mg/wk) of Test Prop for 8 weeks. At the end of 8 weeks you'll have 200mg of Testosterone in your body. In 2 days 100mg. In 4 days, 50mg (this normally what a guy makes in a day). 6 days, 25mg. If the theory holds, then wait a week after your last Test Prop injection and go to the doc and get blood work. This is just a theory, who knows what really happening in the body. There's no need to fake low Test level. If your level's low your doc will prescribe TRT. I've already had several guys at work get a script from their docs. PM me if you want the calculations.

[Times Roman]

I pause when i hear people your age talking about getting on testosterone for the rest of their life. Manipulating your doctor to achieve a certain outcome probably isn't a good idea.

[Bonedriven]

The crash to get you there is not worth it.. I promise. Just go get your blood work ran. Gixxer is right. But you will feel a change if you eat right and workout. Even on TRT... But you will not get HUGE. IT is a safe source,,,,BUT Times is right that is a long life of TRT..

[fit2bOld]

The doctor is probably smarter than a 25 year old in the first place.
You really don't want to do the TRT thing for life. Come over to the TRT section and ask the guys?
Eat clean, train hard, sleep good.

Love to see what you look like at 50.

[MuscleInk]

The doctor is probably smarter than a 25 year old in the first place.
You really don't want to do the TRT thing for life. Come over to the TRT section and ask the guys?
Eat clean, train hard, sleep good.

Love to see what you look like at 50.

Good advice!

I never understand why young guys with normal-high test think its a good idea to shut their own t-production down for exogenous chemicals especially if it's for recreational use. If you're a pro athlete looking to compete internationally then MAYBE that would be a good enough reason, but recreationally for the sake of being "bigger" the risks aren't always worth it.

I've had my testosterone as high as 3600 (ULN is 900-1000) and its ridiculous. I couldn't sleep, couldn't stop sweating, I was chronically hypertensive, my lipid panel went to sh*t, and my metabolic rate was out of control. Sure, you'll feel invincible until you tear a tendon or muscle or suffer a major health set back.

I cycle now and keep my test-levels at 600-700. The adverse effects are less and I still achieve the strength and physical gains I seek.

TRT or any form of AAS is best undertaken when you need it or when you get a little older and your body doesn't function like it did as a 20-something.

[castiron]

the doc will give you test e or c, to be shot once a month or so, at a low dose, nowhere near cycle doses. Its a waste of time, money, and that crash wont be good.

[MuscleInk]

the doc will give you test e or c, to be shot once a month or so, at a low dose, nowhere near cycle doses. Its a waste of time, money, and that crash wont be good.

Depending on your test levels, doctor will follow individually designed protocol. I get a 200 ml shot of cyp 1x per week from a Men's Health clinic. They check labs every 3-4 months and adjust doses based in testosterone levels and other blood markers.

Some clinics prefer androgel instead of injections. I prefer injectables because it causes a faster rise in test levels. The topical gel is better at stabilizing levels without the spikes and drops you see with injections but the overall levels are typically lower.

[Juice Authority]

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