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It’s a mental illness. It’s sad seeing ex juicers who are having to rely on TRT to be motivated to get out of bed in the morning. Most these guys are in their mid to late 30’s and early to mid 40’s. Very few people should need TRT at those age ranges. It’s funny trying to hear people justify it like it is normal. It isn’t.

It's almost like you morons either can't read or can't think outside of your illogical bubble. TRT isn't what anyone in this thread is referring to, you idiots are talking about juicers.

And you're wrong, test levels can definitely start, and in fact do, decline in your 40's even late 30's.

Just because you're an O-natural herculean addonis doesn't mean others don't need help. F'ing idiots in this thread.

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Posted by ronricks

Member since Mar 2021

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Posted on 5/24/21 at 8:22 pm to Oates Mustache

Just about everyone I know on TRT is an ex juicer. These guys aren’t honest with anyone that doesn’t know their history. They can’t be because they are so used to lying. Yes, people in their 30’s and 40’s can have low T I never said otherwise but it doesn’t mean you should or even need TRT at that age. It’s a mental thing for a lot of people. And no, it isn’t normal. It’s in fact abnormal. Let’s talk about me nowhere have I said I am an all natural hurculean adonis. I used steroids, insulin, hGh and a whole bunch of shite for 15 years. I’m just one of the few who are honest about it. I got out before I destroyed my body. Many of my friends didn’t and some are dead and never saw 40. The ones that are still alive are on TRT right now. It’s pitiful. It’s sad and it isn’t normal. They aren’t juicers they are on permanent supervised TRT protocol overseen by a MD. Do you understand what I am describing here?

This post was edited on 5/24/21 at 8:23 pm

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