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Don’t think I've got super low T but never felt like ive got good range of T either. Question is, can i do one cyxle and come off and see effects if i maintain training. I currently lift heavy 4 days a week and medium cardio 2 days. Cheers
AlphaMD's Answer
We would advocate to go through a traditional TRT practice so they can help guide the needs:dose and talk about it based on your symptoms. That said, going on TRT for 3 months and seeing if you feel better is an easy way to prove you had low T, but if you were to come off you would very much want to look into Clomid/HCG for PCT otherwise for some time you will feel worse than you do now.
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