Elim Garak
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Why would you be mad about what @anotherman is doing unless...
Hot take: TRT has become the Botox for men.
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Bigen King
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Thinkin about Jumpin in the TRT game to regain the stamina I lost and get that round two action back.
Long as it's doctor prescribed its legit and legal.
Long as it's doctor prescribed its legit and legal.
But dementia is a disease
TRT for people who don't actually have low testosterone doesn't make sense
jilla82
Veteran
older women with money are taking hormones too...
they just dont talk about it as much
they just dont talk about it as much
Anybody ever tell you your screen name looks like the sound Gollum makes when he coughs in LOTR?
Fruits and berries nikka
That ain't nothing but a ultra perm.
cyndaquil
Lv 100 Bold natured
You compared testosterone supplementation to botox. Testosterone is a hormone with a multitude of effects on the body ranging from mood, cognitive function, sex drive, bone density, muscle strength etc.
Botox is just a cosmetic procedure to stop the muscle in your face from moving to create the look of less wrinkles.
They aren't even close to being comparable on the overall effect on a person's quality of life
It's a hypothetical. To induce a thought process on reasons why not to take it. Thats why i quoted who i quoted because i was setting up my argument. Low test and dementia both offer a lowered quality of life. Not taking something to treat it because "I'm good getting old" doesn't make sense.
Also in this case they actually would have low testosterone. So Im not seeing your point theres lots of middle aged people out here with low test but they just never get their levels checked.
Me: Acknowledges in the OP and in a subsequent comment that there are legitimate situations for TRT.
You: But what about.....
Me:
cyndaquil
Lv 100 Bold natured
Me: Acknowledges in the OP and in a subsequent comment that there are legitimate situations for TRT.
You: But what about.....
Me:
are we implying most doctors are just giving out TRT like candy to any man? Or are they taking steps to push them to reduce body fat, keep an active lifestyle, sleep, releive stress, and consume a balanced diet first? I thought this was about age related decline?You ever tried to get a medical marijuana prescription?
Come on buddy.
It's all for sale out here.
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
I get accused of using it because I'm 40 and still in great shape physically. I don't want to take it because I heard it potentially stops your natural production. You shouldn't need it until you're old. If you stay naturally active, your body will produce more than enough of it.
That sort of thing really should be a last resort.
People are fast to jump on the drugs, but won't first try to eat better or exercise consistently for a few years.