aloe
OT Supporter
23g is easy. Not really afraid Of needles anymore after being stuck like a pin cushion all the time way back when I had cancer
That’s where I hit it twice a week. It’s pretty easy except for the occasional time when my quad tenses up slightly and then it gets very uncomfortable very quick
aloe
OT Supporter
I got this in my chest every time I had to do chemo. Never with any numbing agent either
aloe
OT Supporter
I alternate butt cheeks. If I’m pinning on the left, I stand and put all my weight on my right leg do the other one is relaxed
Yeah but if you can inject with a teeny tiny needle and avoid scar tissue build up over the years why not
I use the same 29g insulin needle to draw .2 test cyp and then pin with it. Under 2 minutes start to finish, maybe I’ll time it tomorrow
Test is test, just get it inside you and it’s working
I think I prefer the butt cheek but I’ve never pinned myself here, if I happen to already be in the office when I am doing a check up or something and it is my normal shot today I just have them hit me there so I need to just pay attention next time. @JohnnyBeagle Has been trying to convince me to go subcutaneous for like a month and at this point I won’t do it just out of spite
Ceaze
he/him
- Jun 4, 2000
- 67,814
The TRAVERSE trial, the first trial of testosterone therapy that is adequately powered to assess cardiovascular events, began in 2018, and its findings might take a decade to become available.
Phil NJ
OT Supporter
Just read that they are using androgel vs a placebo. Wish they were using test cyp or something comparable instead
Nonphixion
Well-Known Member
Might be harder to ensure compliance/having enough participants adhere to the therapy. But I'm with you, the androgel is less than ideal IMO.
I went to an endo here, and apparently, he doesn't offer anything besides test undecanoate every 2 months. He said some endos offer the oral testosterone undecanoate (brand name Jatenzo AFAIK) but he doesn't.
Might look into it, oral test might be interesting to experiment with
Can’t wait to join this crew again. Just did my first blood work today. Went with a local clinic this time that a few of the trainers recommended at my local gym.
Might be harder to ensure compliance/having enough participants adhere to the therapy. But I'm with you, the androgel is less than ideal IMO.
I went to an endo here, and apparently, he doesn't offer anything besides test undecanoate every 2 months. He said some endos offer the oral testosterone undecanoate (brand name Jatenzo AFAIK) but he doesn't.
Might look into it, oral test might be interesting to experiment with
Test Undec half life is like 20.9 days. WTF are you going to do for the remaining 40 days?
Ceaze
he/him
- Jun 4, 2000
- 67,814
New. I don't have the full text though
journals.lww.com
Health effects of androgen abuse: a review of the HAARLEM... : Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Obesity
by male amateur athletes) study, made an important contribution to current knowledge. Recent findings The HAARLEM study showed that all androgen abusers experience positive and negative effects, such as an increase in strength and acne and gynecomastia, respectively. Effects are generally...
journals.lww.com
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New. I don't have the full text though
Health effects of androgen abuse: a review of the HAARLEM... : Current Opinion in Endocrinology, Diabetes and Obesity
by male amateur athletes) study, made an important contribution to current knowledge. Recent findings The HAARLEM study showed that all androgen abusers experience positive and negative effects, such as an increase in strength and acne and gynecomastia, respectively. Effects are generally...
Ceaze
he/him
- Jun 4, 2000
- 67,814
Naltrexone-induced augmentation of sexual response in men - PubMed
The present study provides evidence that endogenous opioids modulate orgasmic response and the perceived intensity of sexual arousal and orgasm in men. The findings suggest that naltrexone could be clinically useful in cases of inhibited sexual desire and erectile dysfunction.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Might be harder to ensure compliance/having enough participants adhere to the therapy. But I'm with you, the androgel is less than ideal IMO.
I went to an endo here, and apparently, he doesn't offer anything besides test undecanoate every 2 months. He said some endos offer the oral testosterone undecanoate (brand name Jatenzo AFAIK) but he doesn't.
Might look into it, oral test might be interesting to experiment with
endos are fucking dumb, mine also wanted to Rx a one size fits all approach and hit me with 200mgs a week and thats it
"We don't do HCG, we don't do antiAI, we don't do DHEA"
yikes
he's gotta be getting pure hormones from orphan children and blood transfusions from Olympians DAILY at this point. probably has a wellness doc in an office on the same floor and takes him on the plane everywhere.
you get to Bezos money and your only concern is living forever.
Phil NJ
OT Supporter
he's on whatever the most cutting edge anti-aging regimen in existence is.
hes wasting time and money if he isnt.
