posted Fri, 05/17/2013 - 06:52
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Anavar Question
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Hello, new here and question for the community. I appreciate the feedback.
Im 36 and I have low testosterone levels. To the point where I was going to get treatment for it, but I haven't yet. I am also a small frame, even with steady 4-5 workouts per week It is hard to add mass.
I started taking low dosage of Anavar (just 20 mg per day), mostly due to my small frame. I know more benefits are seen at doses of 40 mg+, but this was my comfort level for the time.
Since I have started, I have felt an uptrend in energy, awareness and sexual drive.
So my question: is this sustainable, or will it reverse course over time (sometime within the 8 week cycle) by shutting down my natural endogenous testosterone production?
Thank you!
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ANAVAR just like any other AAS has the potential to suppress or disturb HPTA.
It's just much milder than some other AAS selections.
Thanks, WWW, appreciated! I will check that forum out. I would prefer monitored T treatment, as opposed to "self medicating". I will read up on the TRT thread
I understand. that's why you should go to your Dr talk to him about your concerns. He will get your bloods done. given your results he may prescribe you Test replacement. This can be 1 of 3 ways: gel, injections, or pellets. I have tried gels. Im not good at using that Everyday. Injections are great! He will monitor you for prob. first 6 months then maybe yearly. good luck
thank you! very helpful.....I will speak to my doc
don't rely on that go to your Dr. and get bloods checked for T levels. you may be good candidate for TRT, test replacement therapy. several options for raising T level. I chose Test Cyp injections. Worked very well!!!
Go into forums to TRT and read up on threads and ask questions there. guys are very helpful and a lot of experience there.
Thanks for the reply. I thought so. But I was wondering, will that be the case, even at such a small dosage?
Yes var will shut down your HPTA and your libido and gains will be lost without PCT.