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  1. trn450

    Estimate my bf please.

    Estimating BF% can be difficult beyond a certain point. But, I'm in agreement with the other posters. Now, the great thing about counting calories -- assuming you're counting every calorie -- is that you know exactly what you need to do to lose more weight. ^_^ Just reduce the calories. Also...
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    Is it ok for personal trainers to be fat?

    I hate to say it, but when I see an out of shape personal trainer making some middle aged fat guy crab walk all over the gym I face palm. And, while I understand the argument that an out of shaper personal trainer might still have great knowledge, as a paying customer, you've sure to take quite...
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    New to TRT, Thoughts on 6 Week Test?

    So, if I'm getting this right, kisaj is telling the whole endocrinologic community (who on average have a minimum of 14 years of education and 40,000 to 50,000 hours of training in medicine vs. "you") that the results of their usually well-controlled research into reaching physiologic levels of...
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    Subcutaneous Testostterone Everyday please help

    You actually can inject Test subcutaneously. The action of the depot is not altered significantly.Also, the frequency of injection is often q1wk, q2wk, and q3wks, because of the long half life (around 10 days). However, just because a drug has a long half life doesn't mean you NEED to take it...
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    New to TRT, Thoughts on 6 Week Test?

    Typically they want you to give your most recent dose the day before getting your levels checked. At 200mg/day, those numbers would have been a bit surprising to me under those conditions. However, if you did wait 9 days as you say, then I'm in agreement that they sound totally expected. Just...
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    Curious: How many of you TRT'ers had previously used AA's/PH's?

    I was recently diagnosed with low T. I didn't expect it... I'm fairly young and healthy. But, in a workup for early onset ED and slow recovery time, we discovered low T. I've had the signs and symptoms for a while, and it makes sense. But, I'd been attributing it to stress/aging. In hindsight...
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    seems low to me, but doctor says normal.....losing my mind

    I'm not an endocrinologist, but my understanding of TRT is that it's a very grey treatment modality. Looking at low T alone I'd imagine some docs would actually comfortably get you started. Especially given that you've got symptoms consistent with low T. The only problem is, those symptoms are...
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