My dad

[vote for pedro]

My dad is 58 years old and keeps complaining about how he's getting to old to play baseball anymore and they benched him last weekend cause he can't keep up with them. So now he's thinking about quitting baseball. I know he loves the sport cause he's been playing non-stop since he was 10. I would hate to see him go out like that. He recently started taking some gh replacement supplement which I guess is over the counter. Anyway I'm just looking for advice on what he should do.

[legobricks]

Id like to hear as well. My pops will be 50 in november and is real rough and drained, tendons hurting, no energy, cant keep up with the kid either (me).

[Merc..]

OTC GH products dont work !!

He should go get blood work done to see where his hormones levels are ... He might wanna look in to going on HRT..


Merc.

[Merc..]

Here is a link to my blood work sticky that might be helpful....


http://forums.steroid.com/showthread.php?t=254423




Merc.

[ottomaddox]

He should get some bloodwork done and see what his testosterone levels are. There's alot of information in this section about TRT: Testosterone Replacement Therapy.

[vote for pedro]

Thats a good idea. I'll bring it up to him. Hopefully he does it. He's pretty stubborn about his health. Thanks for the advice. If anyone has any more advice I'd love to hear it. Thanks!

[ottomaddox]

Just tell him to remember when he was twenty years old and he felt invincible. Start TRT and he'll get that feeling back. Since I stated on TRT, I always sleep for at least 8 hours solid. Before I was lucky if I slept for three hours in a row. My workouts are better, I'm able to recover quicker too. I think the benefits outweigh any hassles associated with hormone therapy.
Peace,
CR

[pr0digy9daniel]

I agree, at his age a complete blood work is probably in order, especailly testosterone, estrogen, dhea, etc... Testosterone deficiency in old age is quite common, although not often treated...

[znak]

Id like to hear as well. My pops will be 50 in november and is real rough and drained, tendons hurting, no energy, cant keep up with the kid either (me).

I am over 50 and look 25-30. TRT is part of the puzzle. Suppliments, diet and workout also need to be addressed.

He need to want to change, because after fifty, it is not a 24/7 job, but you do have make the right decisions 24/7 with your diet and work out and get a realistic, but effective suppliment plan working.

[vote for pedro]

Well, I talked to my dad and suggested he get some blood work done but he's claiming that it wouldn't be good for him because he has high cholesterol. hhmm. I'm gonna keep talking to him and try to get him to at least mention it to the doc to see what he thinks.