Pretty sure testosterone increases aggression.

Pretty sure you're just rehashing what you read on fitness magazines

It does, can vouch, so could my 59 year old pops. He became a straight asshole when he got on trt.

he should still see his doctor for 3 reasons :

1. clearly from his posts he has no understanding of what is biologically going on
2. he isn't going to start watching stallone movies and eating red meat + the latest GNC supp and boost himself up over night
3. doctors and every healthcare professional offer non-pharmacological options and referrals for many conditions

your weak im the man im the boss. faggots.

I swear by Animal M-Stak
it's a non hormonal booster for hard gainers. It's helped me to gain 15 lbs in 3 cycles (21 days on/ 7 off). Today's actually my last day of the third cycle lol.

However, try Animal Stak, which is a hormonal (T) booster. It should help out too.

A lot of people call these a gimmick, placebo, whatever you will. Other people swear by them, including myself. I guess the only way would be to see how you like it.

I'm no expert, so look up some reviews on BB com.

if you posted a worthwhile reply, thank you


i'm getting another blood test in 2 weeks to check if it was just a blip. could hypothyroidism influence test production?

i have hypothyroidism as well and get blood tests every 6 months, have always had normal levels of testosterone. not saying it can't be a factor, just from personal experience is not for me.

i agree with your view of not wanting to take any supplements and trying to do this naturally, so i'll tell you what i found to work for me.

i've been exercising regularly for about 6 years now, blood tests every 6 months the whole time, and only noticed a dramatic increase in my testosterone while i was doing amateur boxing. after i stopped, it dropped back down to normal levels.

it could be because while i was boxing, i was fulfilling some primal impulse to fight or be competitive, getting my ass kicked, kicking others asses, i had no stress and was the most at peace with life as i'd ever been. but it's probably because the boxing phase of my exercise career was the most engaging and intense workout i've ever done. i've had some really great hour-long sessions with weights, but that isn't shit compared to sparring 10 rounds.

i suggest pursuing jiu-jitsu hard. go at it with intense ferocity and wear yourself out every time (assuming you don't do this already) see if this changes anything. let your body know you're upping the demands of testosterone production.

This post was edited by Wretch on Feb 15 2015 08:23pm