PH / AAS and Natural Levels

[DirtyWilly]

I've seen this go back and forth, but do PH's and AAS's take a toll on your natural test levels years later?

In other words if I take an AAS at 25, would I expect my natural test to be lower or higher at 35 than if I hadn't taken anything?

 

[bert45]

I've seen this go back and forth, but do PH's and AAS's take a toll on your natural test levels years later?

In other words if I take an AAS at 25, would I expect my natural test to be lower or higher at 35 than if I hadn't taken anything?

AAS and phs do not raise natural testosterone. if your adding synthetic hormones in your body your balls stop producing natural test. So yea very unlikely your test levels will be higher at 35 then it was at 25.

 

[Abe Lincoln]

Yep, most likely will drop either way.

 

[DirtyWilly]

I've seen older articles that older men with higher natural levels of testosterone took AAS in their youth... I don't know if it was because of a rebound effect, or that these men tended to take care of their health more, whatever the factor. I'd have to find the article, it was awhile ago, but that was the finding.

 

[DirtyWilly]

Here's an interesting article. Not the most clinical, but a good read.

EDIT: Uhg, I can't post links yet, but if you do a Google search for "PLOS ONE effects of long term Supplementation" you can find it.

Difficult to find data on this, but here's a small sample from that link...

"Seven Doped subjects had testosterone levels above clinical range, but as a group not significantly different from Clean."

Not trying to say AAS use is all roses either, but wondering what information is available.