[governsleastgovernsbest]

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Pump it up ping to Today show list.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

That's the same attitude that causes people to bury themselves in credit card debt.

[Tijeras_Slim]

When he croaks they can put both stiffs in the same casket.

[DJ MacWoW]

If You Want To Keep FR
Support It

Support It Or Lose It!

[skeeter]

We only got the now. I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow.

Tomorrow is made up of a bunch of 'nows', dummy.

[MarkRegal05]

Typical sex-addicted homo. Of course he’d take the T; he probably knows (at least on a subconscious level) that his lifespan will be shortened by his lifestyle, so why not live it up?

[PGR88]

Borrow from tomorrow. America’s motto

[Ditter]

Who is Thomas Roberts and why do we care what he does?

[The Great RJ]

I have been on testosterone therapy for several years. My doctor is very cautious and closely follows my PSA and red blood count both of which can be raised by testosterone as well as testosterone levels. I have had sleep apnea treated with a CPAP so that risk is not of concern. The studies linking testosterone therapy to increased risk of heart attack or stroke or testicular cancer are inconclusive. The latest studies actually show a decrease in stroke and heart attack in men on testosterone therapy.

Don't believe either the hype of the drug company TV ads or ads being run by ambulance chasing lawyers. Have a frank discussion with your doctor about any symptoms, have a blood test for testosterone levels and then with your doctor's help make an informed decision.

[bereanway]

The good thing is that low T can be dramatically affected by diet (quit eating all the highly processed swill) and supplementation. Iodine, Boron, ZMA, certain aminos and herbs can dramatically affect T levels in a much safer fashion. Besides all of the above have many other positive health benefits.

The same goes for women undergoing Hormone Replacement Therapy, the hormonal imbalances can be accomplished much more safely with the above. However, big pharma doesn’t do as well when we approach things from a more natural viewpoint.

[JamesP81]

Anyone know what the health risks are?

I ask because I’ve been having some issues myself lately and I will be seeing an endocrinologist soon. It might simply be adrenal fatigue, but it might also be low-T. If that’s the diagnosis, I’m curious to know what the degree of risk with testosterone replacement therapy is.

I’m tired of it being difficult for me to drag my ass out of bed in the morning and having constant brain fog and no energy, but I don’t want to cut years off my life either.