Have you found the t to be beneficial?
Absolutely. My t was already pretty high but I have seen so many gains in all areas of my life and not just the cosmetics and superficial muscles like most people think. Boosts in confidence, sexual prowess, & cognitive reasoning are just a few of the benefits I habe discovered. 820 t levels was considered average in the 50s for a 34 year old. Now the average is around 380 which is outrageous and I mostly blame big pharma, plastics, tainted water, gmos in our food supply and globohomo.
I had my T tested in my early twenties and it was within average range. Now that I'm substantially older it is probably lower but I suspect still within average because physically I'm far above average in all aspects for my age and I'm generally very happy. I also feel relatively sharp, more so than 10 years ago even. I suspect I would feel benefits nonetheless, however, I wonder what the downside is? A lot of times when you supplement with steroids and hormones your body stops producing them on its own. Once you go on T is this the case? Do you need to take it forever at that point? I also recall hearing it can be bad for the heart. I just don't recall specifically because it was a long time ago when I researched it.
i wonder what the downside is?
50% chance of going bald after a few cycles but you won't know until you go through with it
stop producing steroids (test) on its own
True. That is the reason for taking SARMs. It is basically an estrogen blocker but allows body to assimilate back to normal levels of T production during & after a cycle
take forever
No. People become addicted to the results, but I'm at the point where I just don't care to eat 4 to 6k calories a day in order to maintain muscle mass. I am pretty much a tall Bruce Lee body type and there are other things that will maintain that better, but not legally. Winstrol for example is great at keeping energy and cutting fat
bad for the heart
Heart is a muscle so there is potential for an enlarged heart and complications but is usually reserved for the literal beasts in the field of weightlifting/strongman, bodybuilders/wrestlers bc they tend to stay on steroids for the majority of the year
I only recommend T for people 5hat have a good baseline, 25 and older, know what they are doing in the gym, and have clear goals set for what they want to achieve
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