
Originally Posted by
davidtheman100
For average early 20's male it should be between 350-900 ng/DL ... But i've seen problems on both ends of the spectrum as test levels don't show the whole story which is why full blood panel helps so much before and after.. Seen people who make gains with fairly low T and people with fairly high T who have trouble making gains because of other factors prolactin.. estrogen being too high can cause limp d*ck and zero sex drive as well among others..
Just as a quick insight i started cycling before 25 without the knowledge i attained from being here and had some holes in my diet, training meal timing, calorie counting and the list goes on as i made good gains it was harder to keep them and i thought that's just the way it was, but that's not the reality... and as a matter of fact when i got everything dialed in and realized that my free t was very high for my age and extremely high for someone with a cycling history i decided to stay natural for the time being and ended making the best gains of my life now if i'm going to do another cycle i have a good base to work with and know how to maintain and check my diet better...
So after all of this is done...Checking out the diet AND training section can def be beneficial to you and you should stick around because the sport is about longevity and it's a marathon not a sprint so the more permanent gains come slow, and steady