testosterone propionate

[DigitalGorilla]

Yea I can tell - no pics is a dead give away.So im gonna hi jack his thread real quick --- lol ---so Im not a heavy user - Ive done 1 cycle so far - one more planned then I might not do it ever again - so im not worried about this issue - I am just curious about it....I hear everyone so scared of shutting this HPTA down but thats fixable right?

[JohnnyVegas]

Yea I can tell - no pics is a dead give away.So im gonna hi jack his thread real quick --- lol ---so Im not a heavy user - Ive done 1 cycle so far - one more planned then I might not do it ever again - so im not worried about this issue - I am just curious about it....I hear everyone so scared of shutting this HPTA down but thats fixable right?

Everyone gets shut down when they do a cycle. High levels of exogenous testosterone tells the testicles, "ok boys, we have enough test, shut it down." After a week or two the testicles are completely shut down. Then you stop taking the exogenous test and your body is left with nothing. That is why PCT is necessary, because it helps the body kick testosterone production back into gear.

[DigitalGorilla]

thats my question tho - normally PCT will get you back in the green right?? ANother words --- ill be ok if i do what im supposed to right? lol

[DigitalGorilla]

I only ask - because I want to have kids in the next 4 years --

[MickeyKnox]

Yea I can tell - no pics is a dead give away.So im gonna hi jack his thread real quick --- lol ---so Im not a heavy user - Ive done 1 cycle so far - one more planned then I might not do it ever again - so im not worried about this issue - I am just curious about it....I hear everyone so scared of shutting this HPTA down but thats fixable right?

The HPTA, Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Testicular-Axis is the name given to the system of organs that regulate testosterone production in men. It's the thermostat for your body’s natural production of testosterone. Too much testosterone and the furnace will shut off. Not enough, and the heat is turned up, to put it very simply.

When you introduce supraphysical amounts of exogenous testosterone to your body, the HPTA shuts down/thermostat turns off. During PCT the goal is to "turn back on the furnace" and reboot our HPTA to begin producing our own testosterone once again.

However, TRT/HRT is not just for those individuals that are unable to reboot HPTA, but also for those that are simply low or not producing adequate amounts of testosterone and experiencing symptoms of Andropause.