forums

Some names to watch before it’s deleted

Status
Not open for further replies.
Advertisement
Info GIFs | Tenor
 
Advertisement
OriginalGatorHater said:
I was here when the Mario news dropped and I have been saying the same schit for weeks. I didn't "rear my head" after the posters started getting impatient. The last straw for me was him getting cucked by Deon Sanders. That was when I started to "rear my ugly head". As far as moping around. I wasn't moping when Richt had us in the playoff picture. I was actually most active then. Which Band porster where you anyway, that you remember my posts from years ago? Also, was my moping wrong? I said Richt had fallen off and needed to retire. Everyone called me a Mope. That turned out to be the case. I said Manny should never have been hired. Everyone called me a mope. Again I was right. Now, its all happening again.
Click to expand...
Heat disease, ****
 
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
RVACane said:
Very similar situation. When they 1st tested me I was in my 40’s and my testosterone was at 118. Recently I went under 200. My wife is very pretty and younger so that helps my *** drive but it effects you for sure. Lol. None of that other stuff worked. Even the TRT only lasted a few weeks.

What they did to fix it the last time is a smart endocrinologist put me on an estrogen blocker called Clomid - something they ordinarily give to women so it’s not FDA approved for men - or it wasn’t back then. But in men- what it does is trick your ********s - quite bluntly - and the trick with estrogen blocking forces you to produce testosterone if you’re a man. It took about 10-12 months and I got into the 3-400 range.

The sleep stuff goes with it often, regardless of weight…. and i was in otherwise good shape so it was the same for me but then you can gain weight as well after the fact and then it’s just a vicious cycle where you have no energy to do anything, you don’t sleep like you should and then you can’t take the weight off like you should be able to, especially as you age.

With all of this there are other problems you can run into of course. Anyhow, for anyone dealing with testosterone issues, I recommend having your primary physician refer you to an endocrinologist. My primary physician here in California is a Harvard guy who’s excellent and he never heard of this. It’s not what regular physicians do and because it’s not FDA approved for this purpose, they just don’t know. You’ll pay out of pocket as well as insurance likely won’t cover it but I don’t thing it’s crazy expensive from what I remember. I’ll find out soon enough again. Lol
Click to expand...

www.t-nation.com

T Nation Content

Discover a more intelligent approach for getting bigger, stronger, and leaner.
www.t-nation.com www.t-nation.com
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Advertisement
Back
Top