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Hello everyone,
I've done a lot of searching around in the forums and can't find a lot of specific information about TRT clinics, so I thought it'd be helpful to not only me but other people to start a thread about this topic.
I get most of my meals from a place called Fit Foods here in the Denver Tech Center, where I live. They do a lot of deals with local businesses to get promotional deals for their customers (I run a financial practice and they've even sent me clients). This morning, I saw some cards for a free hormone panel with purchase of a B12 injection at a wellness clinic near where I live (it's literally across the street from my condo in an office building) so I went to check it out this afternoon because free blood work. I walked in and found immediately that it was a TRT clinic. I asked to sit down with someone and just get the lowdown on how everything worked, mostly just for the other stuff, because I thought you needed a prescription to use TRT. It turns out, that even if my test levels are in range, they can "prescribe" a TRT program for $250 a month that includes labs 4x per year. I have done lots of research about AAS and have done some cycles of things like Tren, Anavar, Hexadrone, and DMZ. I've never pinned test before though, so my knowledge in this arena is a little spotty.
According to the woman I spoke to, taking TRT, even for LONG periods of time (1+ years) doesn't crash your body's ability to produce test when you come off of it. She says that designer steroids are "foreign compounds" and that's why you run the risk of heavy suppression leading to a complete crash. Correct me if I'm wrong here... any anabolic compound will "mimic" testosterone in the body, causing your testes to slow down or stop natural production. It shouldn't matter what the compound is, if you're introducing anything into your body that wasn't made in your balls, it should be foreign, no? What are the effects of using TRT for a long period of time - say like 6 months to a year? I'm continuing to do my own research while I wait for responses on here, and I'm going to continue meeting with them (to get my B12 and free bloodwork) so I will keep asking further and further questions, but I was hoping to get some links or experience, or for someone to point me in the right direction here. I'm 30, for reference, so the idea of being on TRT for life sounds horrible. I'm not looking to do anything with them, but if it does end up being a safe way to get test, I wouldn't be opposed. Even to cycling.
Thanks in advance for any input or sources anyone has. Hopefully this topic is helpful for others.
Cameron
I've done a lot of searching around in the forums and can't find a lot of specific information about TRT clinics, so I thought it'd be helpful to not only me but other people to start a thread about this topic.
I get most of my meals from a place called Fit Foods here in the Denver Tech Center, where I live. They do a lot of deals with local businesses to get promotional deals for their customers (I run a financial practice and they've even sent me clients). This morning, I saw some cards for a free hormone panel with purchase of a B12 injection at a wellness clinic near where I live (it's literally across the street from my condo in an office building) so I went to check it out this afternoon because free blood work. I walked in and found immediately that it was a TRT clinic. I asked to sit down with someone and just get the lowdown on how everything worked, mostly just for the other stuff, because I thought you needed a prescription to use TRT. It turns out, that even if my test levels are in range, they can "prescribe" a TRT program for $250 a month that includes labs 4x per year. I have done lots of research about AAS and have done some cycles of things like Tren, Anavar, Hexadrone, and DMZ. I've never pinned test before though, so my knowledge in this arena is a little spotty.
According to the woman I spoke to, taking TRT, even for LONG periods of time (1+ years) doesn't crash your body's ability to produce test when you come off of it. She says that designer steroids are "foreign compounds" and that's why you run the risk of heavy suppression leading to a complete crash. Correct me if I'm wrong here... any anabolic compound will "mimic" testosterone in the body, causing your testes to slow down or stop natural production. It shouldn't matter what the compound is, if you're introducing anything into your body that wasn't made in your balls, it should be foreign, no? What are the effects of using TRT for a long period of time - say like 6 months to a year? I'm continuing to do my own research while I wait for responses on here, and I'm going to continue meeting with them (to get my B12 and free bloodwork) so I will keep asking further and further questions, but I was hoping to get some links or experience, or for someone to point me in the right direction here. I'm 30, for reference, so the idea of being on TRT for life sounds horrible. I'm not looking to do anything with them, but if it does end up being a safe way to get test, I wouldn't be opposed. Even to cycling.
Thanks in advance for any input or sources anyone has. Hopefully this topic is helpful for others.
Cameron