Haha!
We have a winner!
Well take a guess Lutz!
I definitely experienced a boost in libido.My guess is that your levels are the same ;p
So I guess the question is, did you experience the typical feelings commonly associated with DAA or other test boosters even though there was no difference in the blood work?
Well that``s a good guess but we don`t know if that is possible.Do you know why you have low t? Have you considered that maybe whatever is causing the low t might also have something to do with why the DAA was ineffective?
And should I mention also that vitamin D also did not affect my test levels at all.
I took 5000 IU per day for 2 months and there was zero change in total T.
I don`t know what`s up with those studies on NCBI that everyone takes for granted.
Obviously fabricated,in my opinion and experience.
Well that``s a good guess but we don`t know if that is possible.
I don`t yet know why I have low T.
I have been to dr about it and the problem is not in the testes nor brain.
Balls are fine,and so is LH.
One possible reason is Hashimoto`s,which I may have.
Anyway,this crazy doc wouldn`t give me TRT or anything because my sperm count is great.
I just wanted,for my peace of mind,to increase it somewhat and not have such ****ty levels all the time.
Even in the research, DAA did not work for everyone. You could have been one of those few (around 15% IIRC).
What else did you get tested?
Yes,I took a 3 week break,and I did the full dose this time for 14 days.I see. Well, good luck getting to the bottom of it. I was also wondering if you ever took a break from DAA after you started the lower dose a while ago?
Just T.
The thing is,I haven`t read anyone yet reporting higher T from DAA.
All I read is that people had it lower or the same.
And the response they got usually was "You could be non-responder.Not everyone in the research group had elevated test"
p.s. it`s not like I have mid-to-high T so I don`t get affected.
I have low T(280-320 ng/dl) and my testosterone should obviously been affected,if those were not a bunch of lies.
Just T.
The thing is,I haven`t read anyone yet reporting higher T from DAA.
All I read is that people had it lower or the same.
And the response they got usually was "You could be non-responder.Not everyone in the research group had elevated test"
Actually, people with low T are unresponsive to most testosterone boosters out there unless they specifically address the biochemical cause of low T in that individual.
I would actually expect better results in someone with normal T.
I heard it the other way around,that if you have normal levels,you don`t get a boost,and if you are suppressed,it helps bounce you back.
Although,I am not suppressed by steroids or anything,so that wouldn`t apply to me.
Those human trials don`t mean much to me unfortunately....2 human trials is the best evidence you can hope for. The relevance of a small handful of bloodwork (of which many have been really positive on BB.com btw) is nil
Whoever told you that is wrong. Testosterone production is a tightly regulated, multistep pathway. If one of your "steps" (say, StAR) is "broken," you won't produce enough testosterone, and taking a testosterone booster that boosts, say, LH, won't fix that issue.
I also took DAA for over a month and zero increase in test. (250 was my number). I've been in the Low 300s for at least 5 years. I'm now on HCG and feel like a new man (been a month). Getting bloods on the 28th.
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/supplement-reviews-logs/221228-beans-1st-contest.html
Are you taking any supplements or mess for hashimoto?
Good luck man!
I don`t believe HCG is for me,since I have normal LH.
I believe I am getting depressed and will soon be on SSRIs(which is not such a big deal for me)
I only wish the doc gave me some TRT,I would be fine now.
You have some big-#ss arms for low-t.
Whoever told you that is wrong. Testosterone production is a tightly regulated, multistep pathway. If one of your "steps" (say, StAR) is "broken," you won't produce enough testosterone, and taking a testosterone booster that boosts, say, LH, won't fix that issue.
Perhaps there is a flowchart diagram you know of to help explain these "steps" ? I'd like to build a new set of stairs and want to make sure it's done right !
I've been taking 5 DAA tablets a day, purchased from "Bulk", for a week. I tend to be somewhat a skeptic but I have to say that my balls have become larger, my mood a bit more aggressive, and can't wait to get in the gym, AND I feel really good...lots of energy. So far I like it! I'm a bit worried about something I read about estrogen increase. I hope that is BS.
I've been taking 5 DAA tablets a day, purchased from "Bulk", for a week. I tend to be somewhat a skeptic but I have to say that my balls have become larger, my mood a bit more aggressive, and can't wait to get in the gym, AND I feel really good...lots of energy. So far I like it! I'm a bit worried about something I read about estrogen increase. I hope that is BS.
It did not raise test for me but even if it does for someone,it`s not that big of a raise to cause problems.
So daa is being pimped heavily on many forums and is easily found in any test booster recommendation thread but here is a statement it doesn't do much ? interesting.....
What I was stipulating by saying "interesting" is that it works for some but not all, so what if the main factor(s) for effectivness or inactivity could be isolated and/or identified ?
I knew there are studies out there, I'm not a sicentist, but guess I'll have to give um a quick browse...
Perception is reality !
If daa is perceived to boost test even if it actually does not, that part (not boosting) doesn't matter because sadly, people will accpet the perception that it will or does.
I'm keeping an open mind, but skeptical too
Perception is reality !
If daa is perceived to boost test even if it actually does not, that part (not boosting) doesn't matter because sadly, people will accpet the perception that it will or does.
I'm keeping an open mind, but skeptical too