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Hello everyone. I'm new here. Started out on TRT in February at 300ml every 2 weeks.

I'm mid-20's, 150 pounds, 5 percent bodyfat. I started out with a T-count of 129. After a couple of months of TRT, my total T went up to 400. Question: how much do I need to raise my T level during the first cycle in order to achieve substantial gains?

xroids's picture

welcome

wimpy's picture

I've had it measured once hydrostatically when I was a high school wrestler. Then, it was 2 percent. I'm guessing now it is around 5... maybe 7, based on the fact that I can pinch twice as much.

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Btw, I forgot to say I'm 5'7", so I actually look pretty ripped at 150 lbs.

mhman's picture

Dude, buddy, bro.
TRT mid 20's ?

wimpy's picture

Yes, believe it or not. And a test level of 129 was "highly alarming" to my doctor. He said it was typical of that of a 80 year old man. He was surprised I was still functional in my daily activities.

You can kind of tell looking at me. I have about 19 hairs for a mustache, and peachfuzz for a beard.

Thus, the 300mg bi-weekly made a major impact in my overall well-being. I can't wait to see what 500mg EVERY week stacked with a daily oral will do for me !! Smile

landojacked's picture

probably get hair on your balls..lol

mhman's picture

No sarcasm intended in my previous comment bro, you have found the correct site for your research.
Tread lightly though and research new compounds thoroughly, don't beat yourself at a young age. Do be careful with orals and know what frequency they should be taken, they can take quite a toll on the liver.

wimpy's picture

Thanks for the good advice Bro!!

mhman's picture

True, it's amazing what doctors prescribe these days.

wimpy's picture

Doctors prescribe medications based on how hot the pharmaceutical rep pushing particular medications is.