The answer is that as long as u stay on top of everything, while having total T levels around 1500-2500, or even 3000, u’ll be fine. All that happens when u get around 2000+ is that u have to be more strict with ur lifestyle choices to maintain health. But it’s relatively easy as long as u know what ur doing. Staying within a more reasonable level of testosterone just makes it easier to maintain health, and u can be a little more loose with ur lifestyle choices. But life’s about being happy first and foremost. And for some guys feeling really good and looking really good allows them to enjoy life to a much higher degree, so for them running higher levels, and making it a little harder to maintain perfect health markers is worth it. Guys that judge other men for favoring how they look and feel to a certain degree over health are just not very empathetic people, and are just very judgmental, and can’t see things from other people’s perspectives. They just base everything off of themselves as a reference point. But at the end of the day, u just have to find the perfect balance of happiness and health that works for u, and not let others opinions bother u. Some people prefer to eat crappy food, and drink alcohol, and sacrifice their health in those ways, because it makes them happy, but we don’t say anything about that. But if a guy feels great and looks great with a total T of 2000, he gets attacked like he did something personally to the men judging him. It’s just silliness. Eating crappy food is going to be way more detrimental to ur health than having a test level between 2000-3000. But anyways, just do whatever makes u happy at the end of the day, and ignore people that can’t see things from other’s perspectives. Guys on multiple synthetic injectable AAS, as well as orals, both at very high doses, and not monitoring blood markers properly, is not even close to the same thing as a guy on HRT preferring slightly higher T levels than the average guy
So which is it all about balance that you preach or running levels to your heart's content?
Preaching it is all about balance when you very well know your protocol plays no part in such.
You should be the last person to dishing out advice on AAS use.
You were already caught up on that more T is better herd mentality from the get-go!
Spend too much time on those bro forums.
Swayed easily.....gullible to say the least
This is coming from a guy who has absolutely no idea where his FT level truly sits.
The answer is that as long as u stay on top of everything, while having total T levels around 1500-2500, or even 3000, u’ll be fine. All that happens when u get around 2000+ is that u have to be more strict with ur lifestyle choices to maintain health. But it’s relatively easy as long as u know what ur doing.
All that happens.....eh?
If it were so simple to state....
u’ll be fine. All that happens when u get around 2000+ is that u have to be more strict with ur lifestyle choices to maintain health.....you are definitely out to lunch on this one!
No one can say for sure what the negative long-term effects may be on cardiovascular health let alone neurosteroids/CNS will be from running 2000-3000+ ng/dL T levels indefinitely.
Not only have we shut down the HPG-axis through the use of exogenous T but more importantly many are forcing T levels well beyond what the body could or would ever produce endogenously let alone in their PRIME (early teens/the late 20s).
Top it off that these are steady-state levels 24/7!
Nothing about balance going on here.
Going against your body chemistry/genetics.....plain and f**king simple.
But life’s about being happy first and foremost. And for some guys feeling really good and looking really good allows them to enjoy life to a much higher degree, so for them running higher levels, and making it a little harder to maintain perfect health markers is worth it.
Sure is!
Unfortunately running such absurd levels 2000+ ng/dL has nothing to do with trt/hrt let alone maintaining long-term health.
Eating crappy food is going to be way more detrimental to ur health than having a test level between 2000-3000.
There we go again!
But anyways, just do whatever makes u happy at the end of the day, and ignore people that can’t see things from other’s perspectives.
Most definitely.....as I have stated many times on here.....do what is best for you.
Guys on multiple synthetic injectable AAS, as well as orals, both at very high doses, and not monitoring blood markers properly, is not even close to the same thing as a guy on HRT preferring slightly higher T levels than the average guy
Slightly higher T levels 2000+ ng/dL let alone steady-state .....LMFAO!
What healthy young male in his prime (late teens/the early 20s) let alone decades ago was hitting such?