Quote (ozzyarmy3 @ May 21 2019 03:46pm)
Completely anecdotal of me, but there are a VAST amount of ex athletes and other healthy individuals who have an incredible level of health while being on TRT.
Few things about them though is that their natural test levels were low prior to beginning treatment, and typically their serum levels are brought into the therapeutic window “the high end, duh” and they are monitored by an endocrinologist. They also eat like gods and work out 3-5 times a week. There are plenty of contributing factors to high morbidity in exogenous test usage, but the evidence against trt is based on the fat sloppy middle aged man who has ED and bitch tits.
I assume you should know that anecdotes aren't to be taken too seriously without accounting for the real numbers and all the possible biases. The evidence against TRT is just the general information we have on androgen abusers, but toned a bit down.
Quote (Dominate2 @ May 23 2019 02:10am)
shooting up old fellas with some test would probably eliminate death from falls almost entirely, and encourage exercise because u'd feel like less of a weak old fuck, on that basis alone i think i will do it when im old
can u imagine if arnold wasn't still strong with invincible roid bones? we might'd been seeing a different type of headline after that african guy dropkicked him from behind the other day
We don't have enough studies. Your premise is plausible but most we can do is to study it more. We aren't sure that we will eliminate fall deaths more than we would increase negative cardiovascular events or prostate cancers. I searched for studies and i found conflicting evidence on the benefits vs. drawbacks. Mind you, exercise is a good way of maintaining activity levels without the drawbacks.
This post was edited by Neptunus on May 22 2019 11:49pm