today is the first injection!

[Guest guest]

Today I have my first 200mg test injection. I think I found some

arimidex/liquidex, hopefully it will come in the mail in the next few days.

I am trying to keep a video blog of the TRT therapy and its progress, although

right now I have very little energy to motivate me to do it. Probably why I

have not seen many. I wanted to blog a little in my post about where I am as far

as my gym numbers to have a record to compare later.

Age:35

Weight:400

Deadlift:650

Squat:540

Rack jerk:301

clean and jerk:298

Snatch: 240lbs

blood pressure this morning: 167/100(I am waiting until next week to start the

next medication, currently off all of them)

Fasting blood glucose: 132

A1C: 6.1(This means I am edging into the diabetic ranges)

Current symptoms of low testosterone:

Lack of libido, its just gone.

ED is better since I went off the high blood pressure meds, but its still an

issue.

NIght sweats, some hot flashes.

low grade depression, foggy head at work.

I feel like a complete putz in social situations.

Belly fat, have a hard time gaining muscle on my biceps. For my frame and

musculature its not the best look.

Very few friends and no motivation to keep the ones I have.

Loss of body hair, Shave every three days now, and my handlebar mustache is

getting thinner and not getting any longer.

My testosterone goals:

get into the upper 1/2 range, 600 or above

reduce my estrogen to 20-25

Get my blood sugar into healthy ranges

eliminate the ED completely.

get my blood pressure under control without any other meds.

What has caused my low testosterone?

Its a combination of factors, metabolic syndrome, multiple food allergies(wheat,

lactose, soy, chocolate, garlic)

Sleep apnea(been well treated since 2005)

What has really kicked in the sudden loss of testosterone is the high blood

pressure meds, specifically the hydrocorothiazide and Atenol.

My trainer is aware of all of this, was suprised that my testosterone was low.

I also have a strongman competition in april, so it should be interesting to see

how just 12 weeks changes how I compete. I am not entering any " testing " sports

because I feel that is ethicaly irresponsible.

[Guest guest]

best of luck mate. whatever happens, do not lose heart in it. I found that it

took some adjustments before I became happy with the TRT dose and in fact to

begin with I was going to jack it completely. please keep us updated. this

will be really great stuff.

ade

>

> Today I have my first 200mg test injection. I think I found some

arimidex/liquidex, hopefully it will come in the mail in the next few days.

>

> I am trying to keep a video blog of the TRT therapy and its progress, although

right now I have very little energy to motivate me to do it. Probably why I

have not seen many. I wanted to blog a little in my post about where I am as far

as my gym numbers to have a record to compare later.

>

> Age:35

> Weight:400

> Deadlift:650

> Squat:540

> Rack jerk:301

> clean and jerk:298

> Snatch: 240lbs

> blood pressure this morning: 167/100(I am waiting until next week to start the

next medication, currently off all of them)

> Fasting blood glucose: 132

> A1C: 6.1(This means I am edging into the diabetic ranges)

>

>

> Current symptoms of low testosterone:

> Lack of libido, its just gone.

> ED is better since I went off the high blood pressure meds, but its still an

issue.

> NIght sweats, some hot flashes.

> low grade depression, foggy head at work.

> I feel like a complete putz in social situations.

> Belly fat, have a hard time gaining muscle on my biceps. For my frame and

musculature its not the best look.

> Very few friends and no motivation to keep the ones I have.

> Loss of body hair, Shave every three days now, and my handlebar mustache is

getting thinner and not getting any longer.

>

>

> My testosterone goals:

> get into the upper 1/2 range, 600 or above

> reduce my estrogen to 20-25

> Get my blood sugar into healthy ranges

> eliminate the ED completely.

> get my blood pressure under control without any other meds.

>

>

> What has caused my low testosterone?

> Its a combination of factors, metabolic syndrome, multiple food

allergies(wheat, lactose, soy, chocolate, garlic)

> Sleep apnea(been well treated since 2005)

> What has really kicked in the sudden loss of testosterone is the high blood

pressure meds, specifically the hydrocorothiazide and Atenol.

>

>

> My trainer is aware of all of this, was suprised that my testosterone was low.

I also have a strongman competition in april, so it should be interesting to see

how just 12 weeks changes how I compete. I am not entering any " testing " sports

because I feel that is ethicaly irresponsible.

>

[Guest guest]

Bill try to go easy your T levels are low this means your joints and muscles are

not being supported from T so go slow. As your levels of T go up your sugar

levels will get better. I just got home for the gym had a dam good workout and

now have a good pump still. It's been some time sense I got a good pump from a

workout. I am 65 but still strong as a bill and smell like one. In my case the

feel this is happening do to the Growth Hormone I am on.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: Billjustin <billjustin@...>

> Subject: today is the first injection!

>

> Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 12:51 PM

> Today I have my first 200mg test

> injection.  I think I found some arimidex/liquidex,

> hopefully it will come in the mail in the next few days.

>

> I am trying to keep a video blog of the TRT therapy and its

> progress, although right now I have very little energy to

> motivate me to do it.  Probably why I have not seen

> many. I wanted to blog a little in my post about where I am

> as far as my gym numbers to have a record to compare later.

>

> Age:35

> Weight:400

> Deadlift:650

> Squat:540

> Rack jerk:301

> clean and jerk:298

> Snatch: 240lbs

> blood pressure this morning: 167/100(I am waiting until

> next week to start the next medication, currently off all of

> them)

> Fasting blood glucose: 132

> A1C: 6.1(This means I am edging into the diabetic ranges)

>

>

> Current symptoms of low testosterone:

> Lack of libido, its just gone.

> ED is better since I went off the high blood pressure meds,

> but its still an issue.

> NIght sweats, some hot flashes.

> low grade depression, foggy head at work.

> I feel like a complete putz in social situations.

> Belly fat, have a hard time gaining muscle on my

> biceps.  For my frame and musculature its not the best

> look.

> Very few friends and no motivation to keep the ones I

> have.

> Loss of body hair, Shave every three days now, and my

> handlebar mustache is getting thinner and not getting any

> longer.

>

>

> My testosterone goals:

> get into the upper 1/2 range, 600 or above

> reduce my estrogen to 20-25

> Get my blood sugar into healthy ranges

> eliminate the ED completely.

> get my blood pressure under control without any other

> meds.

>

>

> What has caused my low testosterone?

> Its a combination of factors, metabolic syndrome, multiple

> food allergies(wheat, lactose, soy, chocolate, garlic)

> Sleep apnea(been well treated since 2005)

> What has really kicked in the sudden loss of testosterone

> is the high blood pressure meds, specifically the

> hydrocorothiazide and Atenol.

>

>

> My trainer is aware of all of this, was suprised that my

> testosterone was low.  I also have a strongman

> competition in april, so it should be interesting to see how

> just 12 weeks changes how I compete.  I am not entering

> any " testing " sports because I feel that is ethicaly

> irresponsible.

>

>

>

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