Energy boost

[Frodo_Might]

Thanks for the constructive ranting and the positive advice.

I have gotten test-e and Arimidex. From what I have read I could benefit from some Mast as well seeing it has anti-estrogenic properties(?)Will likely have that next week.

TRT is not very common in Norway, as far as I know. And not a topic my regular doctor has any knowledge about.

I am looking to find a doctor with some insight and an open mind in this area first.

I am not overly patient in regards to waiting for blood works, so I am considering 125mg twice per week. Uncertain if I have to start with the Arimidex from the start?
One advice I received was to not start taking them before my nipples hurt ....

My biggest concern is for it to be overly noticeable for wife, coworkers etc. But quality of life can’t be dictated by the opinion of others.

[The Deadlifting Dog]

Thanks for the constructive ranting and the positive advice.

I have gotten test-e and Arimidex. From what I have read I could benefit from some Mast as well seeing it has anti-estrogenic properties(?)Will likely have that next week.

TRT is not very common in Norway, as far as I know. And not a topic my regular doctor has any knowledge about.

I am looking to find a doctor with some insight and an open mind in this area first.

I am not overly patient in regards to waiting for blood works, so I am considering 125mg twice per week. Uncertain if I have to start with the Arimidex from the start?
One advice I received was to not start taking them before my nipples hurt ....

My biggest concern is for it to be overly noticeable for wife, coworkers etc. But quality of life can’t be dictated by the opinion of others.

From what I gather....

you are lookinhg for an energy boost.
Testosterone will not boost your energy unless you are deficient.
I would get bloodwork.
If you are low then I would run 80-100mg of test a week no AI.

Anything you do long term should be healthy.
I would not advise more than 200mg for long term. AI probably wouldn't be needed.

I wouldn't recommmend anything besides test for "energy".
Diet, stress management, and exercise are the best fixes for lack of energy. Drugs aren't.