I was just curious if the experts here could comment on this thinking: Say one enters their mid to late 30's and life is just fine. No real issues hormonally. One can still get erect when one needs to, but days of sex being thrilling and explosive are gone. It still feels good, you still have nice finishes, but your semen volume is 1/3 what it used to be.
Thinking back to those days in your 20's where you would literally feel lightning shoot through your body as you saw a hot girl, the tingling, and then the sensation of just HAVING TO HAVE SEX because you were overwhelmed with libido .... all of that is gone.
Erections are okay but they're not solid and sustained. You dont really need Viagra at all, but wearing a condom is a nightmare. Constricting and you go to about 70% hard somewhat often.
Stuff is just basically blah. Blah is the word.
I got my testosterone tested and i was on the low end. The number escapes me but it was basically equivilent to the description above. The low end of normal, dipping below the low end a little bit.
I have had testogel and every time I put the stuff on, my life transforms. It only takes about a day or two, and suddenly I feel alive again, less lethargic, and I shock myself with the ability to re-experience sexual thoughts, feelins, and nuances that I forgot I used to experience when I was 23. Even tiny things like appreciation for the curve in a beautiful womans legs ... that kind of thing just mysteriously returns.
It doesnt feel like "overkill". I dont feel like im taking "too much" testosterone. It just feels like a little "bump".
So my question: Is it possible to do testosterone replacement therapy that kicks you up just a notch from low normal to "normal-normal" and be able to do that safely, and finally enjoy getting back in alignment hormonally and socially and sexually ?
Im aware that supplementing externally like this causes internal shut down. But whereas someone on testosterone therapy might take 100mg of the stuff I may only need 10mg or 20mg ....
Is my thinking right?