Can low test levels actually reduce muscle already gained?

[guitario]

If someone is below their supposed genetic potential and has low test levels. Can this actually reduce lean muscle over time or would it just hinder possible future gains?

[steroid.com 1]

Yes on both parts.

[APIs]

Good question. Thinking back to when I was walking around with low levels (unknown at the time) I still could maintain some size, but I definitely remember it affecting strength, gains & just the overall ability to excel at the gym. Looking back, a lot of these tribulations started creeping into daily life as well...

[GetItHot]

Isnt this also referred to as 'getting old'??

[APIs]

Isnt this also referred to as 'getting old'??

Nope, don't agree with this one bit. I'm stronger now than I've ever been. Only major difference is recovery & the need to train wisely I'd say. A lot of people find that you get stronger with age. Takes a lot of dedication in the gym though...

[kelkel]

Not many people really meet their genetic potential. Fewer still exceed it. Don't accept getting older. Our parents generation did not have the ability to supplement with testosterone . They just had to suffer the debilitating consequences which we all know too well. Fight it brothers!