Recent content by ClashCityRocker

This is the decisive issue for me. Based on what you're saying, I'd be inclined to try it and just be very incremental. I'm actually glad about the insurance and cypionate, for the reasons you cited. I was feeling kind of bummed about this whole situation, but now I'm psyched to give it a try...

This is very encouraging. Thank you for the information. When I asked the endo what the target level would be, he said whatever brought my LH and FSH down to the normal range. Initially, he prescribed daily gel, but it seems the insurance may only pay for cypionate injections.

Thank you, everyone. Really appreciate the input. Three years ago I was going through a stressful divorce, working 3 jobs to save my house and pay alimony, and taking Ephedrine to keep up with it all. I got down to 129 pounds, at my worst. Since then, I have tried every route, short of...

I have two questions: 1. Can I "try" TRT long enough to see if it will work without risking the functionality I already have? 2. Does anybody have regrets for trying medically-supervised TRT when they were already pretty healthy and functional? Background: I'm 54 years old, 5'9", 150 lbs...

Maybe pheromones is not the right term. But there is something apparently physical going on for some of these folks. I don't think anybody would argue that a person's sense of smell, and the perceptions that go along with that, is part of of sexual attraction. And at least some of the women...

Here's the post to which I was referring: Anecdotal accounts of women with regards to their experiences with men who've had vasectomies

A while back, I read a thread about how sterilization through vasectomy changed (or reduced) a guy's pheromones so markedly that some women completely lost interest in their mates. The accounts were all anecdotal, but for some women, apparently, this is a very big deal. Some even claimed they...

Update: PCP and Men's Health specialist in agreement that TRT is not indicated. Neither could offer an explanation for the elevated FSH & LH levels. It seems the next stop is an endocrinologist.

I appreciate the responses. Reaction from PCP was of course that everything is fine, T-wise. Total T is normal (particularly for my age) and bioavailable is also normal. Of course, "insurance normal" is not necessarily optimal from a wellness/functional standpoint. I'm reluctant to embark...

Thank you, Vince. What type and dose of magnesium do you recommend?

I am 51 years old, fit, and physically active. BMI is 19.3. Body fat is 9.8%. Health is okay, but I am quite thin and the hardest of "hard gainers" in the gym. Sleep is rather poor (3-6 hours a night). Blood pressure is borderline high (134/80). I am going through a divorce and stressed about...