DAA and Possible Low T

[ryank]

I'm 27 years old, 6'1'', 175 lbs, pretty clean diet, and have been lifting off and on since I was 15. I have never really tried any supplements besides protein and multivitamins.

About a week ago I started a one month cycle of SNS DAA and ERASE, combined with my typical multivitamin and protein drink. Everything else besides the DAA and Erase has remained constant.

I decided to try this stack because of the good reviews here, and I have been thinking for some time that maybe my Testosterone isn't very high.

After a week on this stuff, I feel REALLY good. It has happened progressively and subtly, but I have more energy, haven't needed any coffee to make it though the day, I wake up before my alarm feeling refreshed, and I haven't had any brain-fog like I typically do.

Now I'm really not looking forward to the end of this cycle. If it is the elevated T that is making me feel this good, any advice for other ways to boost production when I cycle off the DAA?

After this month, I think I will try out the "Female Hormone Panel" test as suggested in these forums. I was also looking into possible Tissue (Hair) Mineral Analysis so see if I have any mineral imbalances in my body.


Any suggestions? After feeling this good, I don't want to go back!

[mr.cooper69]

It could be the testosterone, or it could be NMDA agonism which intrinsically facilitates learning and mood improvements in many users.

[snagencyV2.0]

Any suggestions?

It could be the testosterone, or it could be NMDA agonism

so if you really want to find out and tackle this issue, simply go have your T levels checked

[nattydisaster]

Yet another satisfied DAA + Erase stack user...they just keep coming!

[ryank]

so if you really want to find out and tackle this issue, simply go have your T levels checked

I am planning on getting my T levels checked. I kinda wish I had gotten blood work done before and now with the DAA.

[ryank]

It could be the testosterone, or it could be NMDA agonism which intrinsically facilitates learning and mood improvements in many users.

Thanks. I will look into this.