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Low Testosterone
I agree, it's not the norm but I also wouldn't call it extremely rare. You give a 50yr old or older man 50mg of testosterone a week, a man whose body has been starving for testosterone for a long time, and you'll often see his levels skyrocket.
LowT Mike can attest to this, I've heard him say more times than I can remember, when he was still practicing at his clinic, he'd talk about how older guys often need far less testosterone than younger guys do to reach the same level. What a younger guy could get to on 200mg/wk, an older man could get the same on half that dose and sometimes less.
Again, extremely common? No, but we see it every day. A good example, we have a client who is 59yrs old. He started on 75mg/wk, no HCG. He's primary. At 6wks his testosterone levels were above 1500. His dose dropped down to 50mg/wk, he's now at 1300+. He could easily go down to 25mg/wk and more than likely still stay in the optimal range and he probably will. Now that is a bit of an extreme example, I'll admit that but similar ones exist every day. And then of course there's the other end of the spectrum. There are guys who exist who can take 200mg/wk and still barely get into the optimal range or slightly below. Is it common? No, but they're out there, but they're definitely the rare ones.