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You may quite possibly be the most low T person on this message board.
Not sure if you're asking if I know which 5 Star Nutrition it is or which InBody version they have, but I only know of the one location next to the Walmart on Nelson. The print out from my last scan, which was actually a year ago (guess I lost track of time :lol:) says "InBody 270".

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Looks like that particular version sells for about $8k.
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no dexa within an hour drive of me. inbody is $50 everytime


I havent been in about 6 months or so, but 5 Star Nutrition here in Lake Charles offers InBody for free.
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I am a hairy man. If I let my beard go without shaping the edges I'd look like wolfman

Same for me.

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I feel it is my duty to point out that if you have a beard and you are cutting straight lines at your cheeks and neck, you look like an idiot

That's the dumbest shite I've ever heard. You want me to let my beard to connect all the way down to my chest hair so I look homeless?
What trimmer do yall use to get the closest to skin and cleanest neck/cheek lines?

Currently, I use just some regular clippers to trim the length of my beard, and regular straight razor for the lines, but I'm looking for a trimmer that would get almost as close as a razor and provide clean lines for the neck and cheek lines.

Recommendations from personal experience?
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Those who practice BJJ and those who pratice Crossfit are like vegans of the fitness world.

You could just say gay...
I hate when people use the word "legit" where the word "legitimately" should be used. Really grinds my gears, I tell ya!
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No. I could care less


Just shows ignorance.


Ohh the irony.
I went back and re-read your post, and I agree with you in that sense. But for someone like me, it isn't going to come back in the 700s :lol: my signs to get tested we mostly my moods, some depression, always being tired, unmotivated, that kinda shite. I was in good shape, but it was torture to do the things I had to do to be in that kind of shape due to the above mentioned symptoms. My first two lab results came back 180 and 240 even being in decent shape and taking fairly good care of myself. After being on it for abut three years now, I hover around 700-800 usually, and the difference in my moods are energy and like night and day from what they were. I'm 41 for reference, started TRT when I was 38.
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What nobody tells these folks is that when you start shooting the synthetic stuff... your body will stop making the natural stuff. Then you are hooked to the synthetic.

That's literally the absolute first discussion that's had between a physician and a patient when discussing TRT.

ETA: and to the poster that said your body will begin producing it once you stop taking it, I have news for you. In your 40s, if your natural testosterone levels were so low that you were prescribed TRT, then you stop taking it, you body wont magically start producing normal levels of test again. If you're lucky, it will begin producing the low number you had before starting the TRT. And that's if you're lucky. Its more likely you will begin producing even less than your low numbers you had before. That's why they always ask if you're done having children before prescribing it.
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I bet you can’t run a 10 minute mile

That's a weird assumption. I feel like most people can at least make ONE mile in ten minutes even if they don't regularly exercise.

Also, please show me where I did any bragging...
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I would need to pack on 55lbs to have a bmi of 30.

LOL twink.
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Yeah America has an epidemic of people walking around built like DK Metcalf


I'm sorry you're skinny fat. Maybe lift a few weights...
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Mandatory dosing of this if your BMI is over 30.


This is a stupid comment. People can be in incredible shape and have a BMI above 30.

It would make much more sense if you said " people with BF % above XX%"
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Take him boat shopping. Same result, better chance of long term success

Or tell him you're thinking of buying a boat and ask for his suggestions and recommendations. Ask him if he thinks aluminum would be better that fiberglass. If center console is better than side console. What brand motor would he recommend. What size boat does he think is best. Typically, if you start asking a man, who likes to fish, these questions, you will be eventually hit with this response "well, if it were me buying a boat with that budget, I'd prolly get XYZ".