re: Testosterone Levels

I wouldn't worry about the testosterone levels if your test results come back as normal. Playing with hormone levels will not make you into an 18 year old. It will just make you a moody 36 year old.

The OP states he is 36 yrs old and in good health and not overweight.

He shouldn't be experiencing stated symptoms. It could be several things.

An inactive lifestyle will cause a lot of issues.

A bad diet can cause issues as well. Sugar and too much salt among other things.

My best OT 'diagnosis' is that there is some sort of vitamin/mineral deficiency.

Go to a good reputable Endocrinologist.

They can detect issues that a GP can't.

OP may want to try fenugreek.

I get it from my local 'health food' store.

Stay away from the on-line crap and the 'big box' stores.
Fenugreek has a maple syrup smell to it. If it doesn't have that smell, its fake and probably has a lot of fillers in it.

It pretty much keeps me going and I feel great.

I hate to tell everyone this but as you get old eventually your testosterone levels start going down. It was around 55 for me and it was like holy shite what’s going on

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As someone who eats a shite ton fenugreek sprouts, what the hell are you eating that smells like maple syrup Seeds smell like curry. Sprouts taste and smell like bitter arse.

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I take fenugreek in the pill form. It works for me, one in the morning and one at lunch.

Never tried FG sprouts or seeds but to each his own.

I just checked Amazon for fenugreek.

Description
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) Seed has been used to support lactation in breastfeeding mothers and to soothe digestion

By the way, the Hunter Test is on the Roar Ambition website

There are a lot if different PCTs I was just wondering if you take anything when or after you take those boosters you posted pics of earlier in the thread.

I just went back and looked, it is mostly root extracts and boron, have you had any luck with those supplements?

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The OP states he is 36 yrs old and in good health and not overweight.

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Mine was in the 300’s before I embraced resistance training. It made that huge of an impact. And I’m still technically “obese” with some “dad-bod” goin on.

I see OP has back problems, but if it is in anyway possible to perform resistance training, that is what I would begin with.

Before you even get to the supplements, look at your diet. There are some testosterone killers out there, sugar being chief among them. Then find low impact ways to work your largest muscle groups (glutes, quads etc.). Try a leg press machine or high resistance exercise bike and see if your back can handle it.
Cleaning up your diet and getting plenty of good fat will go a long way. I’d only look at exo T as a last resort.