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My next question if you don’t mind, is fat loss on TRT. Are there certain types of TRT that are better for aiding fat loss? I’ve been lifting heavy for years but eating whatever I want, have gotten quite strong but still fat my most standards.

AlphaMD's Answer

Typically finding that ideal range of high benefits to low side effects will be the best course of action when using TRT for fat loss. There isn't too much difference to outcomes in fat loss by using things like Ethanate or Cypionate for example.

Some men find that adding a cycle of Anavar for the purpose of rapid weight loss (you really do need to diet hard) when they are over weight works well by maintaining the muscle mass you've gained with your previous lifting even with a calorie deficit. It also helps target interior body fat around organs unlike most things.

That said, things like Semaglutide really take the cake when it comes to weight loss right now. It not only helps remove the hunger but also slows absorption. It helps mentally & physically for that reason.

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