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<blockquote data-quote="Every10GivesMeA10" data-source="post: 320893" data-attributes="member: 4329">I tested about 300 ng/dl at 20 which is far from optimal. You should be looking at the entire hormonal package though, not just total testosterone.You often have to ask for it and there are also private labs that do this, just google around. Your body won't start producing estrogen. Most guys don't even have to run an AI if they are on a TRT dose. You won't. And even if it did, the benefits of synthetic test far outweigh the negatives if you have low test.But you said:Last time I checked guys with naturally normal test levels don't have breasts.You cannot 'try' TRT for a week or two. You won't even notice the full effect in a week, maybe not even a month. You need a full sex hormone panel consisting of:Total TestosteroneFree TestosteroneSHBGEstradiol (e2)LHFSHAnd you might wanna test your thyroid hormones as well.Testosterone fluctuates during the day so it's best to do the test at the same times if you choose to test frequently.Your routine won't really do anything if your body doesn't produce enough testosterone. Best to see an endocrinologist who specializes in TRT.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Every10GivesMeA10, post: 320893, member: 4329"] I tested about 300 ng/dl at 20 which is far from optimal. You should be looking at the entire hormonal package though, not just total testosterone. You often have to ask for it and there are also private labs that do this, just google around. Your body won't start producing estrogen. Most guys don't even have to run an AI if they are on a TRT dose. You won't. And even if it did, the benefits of synthetic test far outweigh the negatives if you have low test. But you said: Last time I checked guys with naturally normal test levels don't have breasts. You cannot 'try' TRT for a week or two. You won't even notice the full effect in a week, maybe not even a month. You need a full sex hormone panel consisting of: Total Testosterone Free Testosterone SHBG Estradiol (e2) LH FSH And you might wanna test your thyroid hormones as well. Testosterone fluctuates during the day so it's best to do the test at the same times if you choose to test frequently. Your routine won't really do anything if your body doesn't produce enough testosterone. Best to see an endocrinologist who specializes in TRT. [/QUOTE]

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