Alcohol, weed, and psychedelics have had pretty good runs here lately. I'm curious to know how many people are using testosterone routinely and what sorts of cycling specific benefits it provides.
I had my levels checked ten years ago. It was barely over 300... like 330. It wasn't low enough to qualify for medical necessity so insurance wouldn't help with the expense. I thought it was pretty low myself, but whatever. I was young and I didn't feel too bad, I'll just take what God gave me.
A couple of years ago I had it checked again. A bit better... 360 or so, but I've been feeling like crap for a long time.
I didn't want to mess with the whole dance of supplementation and all the other substances you have to take with it without a medical professional supervising it. The urologist I saw actually suggested I go to one of the "anti-aging clinics" in town where you can get pills for weight loss, botox injections, tanning, movie rentals, bait and tackle, as well as testosterone therapy and just pay cash, but I'd rather not.
A year or so later I had my levels checked again. It had almost doubled. It was around 660. I still feel like crap though, and holy schiznit, I have overuse injuries all the time now. I was off the bike for five months last year. I got back on the trainer this fall, and already I've gotten another sidelining problem.
Is a high testosterone, like above 1000, the key to feeling good and keeping your old, worn out body from breaking down?
I had my levels checked ten years ago. It was barely over 300... like 330. It wasn't low enough to qualify for medical necessity so insurance wouldn't help with the expense. I thought it was pretty low myself, but whatever. I was young and I didn't feel too bad, I'll just take what God gave me.
A couple of years ago I had it checked again. A bit better... 360 or so, but I've been feeling like crap for a long time.
I didn't want to mess with the whole dance of supplementation and all the other substances you have to take with it without a medical professional supervising it. The urologist I saw actually suggested I go to one of the "anti-aging clinics" in town where you can get pills for weight loss, botox injections, tanning, movie rentals, bait and tackle, as well as testosterone therapy and just pay cash, but I'd rather not.
A year or so later I had my levels checked again. It had almost doubled. It was around 660. I still feel like crap though, and holy schiznit, I have overuse injuries all the time now. I was off the bike for five months last year. I got back on the trainer this fall, and already I've gotten another sidelining problem.
Is a high testosterone, like above 1000, the key to feeling good and keeping your old, worn out body from breaking down?