40.5mg of androgel

I would like to give a hypothetical that is very general and would appreciate your feedback.

If a male between the ages of 35-39 with middle of the road natural test production (not very high and not very low) took 2 pumps or 40.5mg of androgel prescribed daily. Since this is relatively a modest amount of test, plus considering the absorption rate of androgel,

could doing this supplement the amount of natural testosterone production? again since such a low dose actually being received wouldn't the natural test production continue and not be inhibited, and the 2 pumps of androgel just supply a bit more test to the individual thus raising the total amount of test?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by strengthpump

I would like to give a hypothetical that is very general and would appreciate your feedback.

If a male between the ages of 35-39 with middle of the road natural test production (not very high and not very low) took 2 pumps or 40.5mg of androgel prescribed daily. Since this is relatively a modest amount of test, plus considering the absorption rate of androgel,

could doing this supplement the amount of natural testosterone production? again since such a low dose actually being received wouldn't the natural test production continue and not be inhibited, and the 2 pumps of androgel just supply a bit more test to the individual thus raising the total amount of test?

---

No, bad idea. ANY exogenous T will feedback negatively and decrease natural T production. More than likely, you will be worse off than before because you've thrown your entire system out of balance. With TRT, it's all or nothing.

no such thing as supplementing your natural test producion