Age and gear, is it wise?

[JD250]

Interesting stuff, I would make a point of separating the cycling of AAS and TRT, they are two totally different things, Low test levels will slowly kill you TRT corrects that and you have the test levels of a 22 year old or higher and feel freakin great, cycling AAS should be done after you've reached natural potential in the gym and the levels are MUCH higher than TRT levels and the compounds used can differ greatly. I know this is elementary but sometimes the obvious isn't always obvious to everyone. Hope this helps and good luck with whatever you decide.

And BTW..TRT totally changed my life for the better!! It's been a long road but I have NO regrets whatsoever!!

[Bullseye Forever]

Interesting stuff, I would make a point of separating the cycling of AAS and TRT, they are two totally different things, Low test levels will slowly kill you TRT corrects that and you have the test levels of a 22 year old or higher and feel freakin great, cycling AAS should be done after you've reached natural potential in the gym and the levels are MUCH higher than TRT levels and the compounds used can differ greatly. I know this is elementary but sometimes the obvious isn't always obvious to everyone. Hope this helps and good luck with whatever you decide.

And BTW..TRT totally changed my life for the better!! It's been a long road but I have NO regrets whatsoever!!

good point JD250,im 45 and been on trt for 4 years and have done 2 test cycles,and will do my 3rd cycle late summer with multiple compunds,ive done my research and read,read read,and learned,so yea its worth it to me,i feel better physically and mentally while on cycle than i do off,just as everyone has said,just be smart and do them right...good luck man

[Far from massive]

good point JD250,im 45 and been on trt for 4 years and have done 2 test cycles,and will do my 3rd cycle late summer with multiple compunds,ive done my research and read,read read,and learned,so yea its worth it to me,i feel better physically and mentally while on cycle than i do off,just as everyone has said,just be smart and do them right...good luck man

Bullseye, I know you are familiar with all this but just to be clear to other new guys reading this.

Bullseye is doing blasts since he is on TRT. Doing cycles generally refers to using AAS for a period and then stopping, or preferably stopping and doing a good PCT and then allowing the body to return to homeostasis. This is where it the problems can occur particularly for those who are older, if a good PCT is not followed or proper time off is not taken base test levels often will not return to normal and then TRT become mandatory instead of an option. Even with good PCT there is sometimes some loss of test levels, and this increases with age.

[Bullseye Forever]

Bullseye, I know you are familiar with all this but just to be clear to other new guys reading this.

Bullseye is doing blasts since he is on TRT. Doing cycles generally refers to using AAS for a period and then stopping, or preferably stopping and doing a good PCT and then allowing the body to return to homeostasis. This is where it the problems can occur particularly for those who are older, if a good PCT is not followed or proper time off is not taken base test levels often will not return to normal and then TRT become mandatory instead of an option. Even with good PCT there is sometimes some loss of test levels, and this increases with age.

oh yea brother it totally agree,i should have worded my post different,but excellent point man

[Far from massive]

Interesting stuff, I would make a point of separating the cycling of AAS and TRT, they are two totally different things, Low test levels will slowly kill you TRT corrects that and you have the test levels of a 22 year old or higher and feel freakin great, cycling AAS should be done after you've reached natural potential in the gym and the levels are MUCH higher than TRT levels and the compounds used can differ greatly. I know this is elementary but sometimes the obvious isn't always obvious to everyone. Hope this helps and good luck with whatever you decide.

And BTW..TRT totally changed my life for the better!! It's been a long road but I have NO regrets whatsoever!!

Yep Yep...great post I also am on TRT (due to a natural loss of test levels at 50+) and do not have a minutes regret.