Low T (testosterone)

[Silent Assassin]

I've lost love handles on my side. My muscle feels harder now. Toning up a bit. My belly has now come down. 20 pounds have melted away. I'm feeling good. I stopped eating seconds, though. My sleeping has been disrupted by my allergic so my energy has gone down a bit but overall, I'm feeling great.

[Claybird]

Just got tested and started shots. Can someone clear up something for me though. When you say you feel better what "specifically" does that mean? What changed?

For most people the main thing about "feeling better" is higher energy levels. For me personally, that was the biggest difference. My overall energy was substantially higher after the injections started. No longer moping around, energy at the gym, better overall day to day drive, better sleep cycles, higher libido, and a better overall mood and outlook. Like a breath of new life coursing through your veins.

Every individual will have slightly different reactions, but for the most part from talking to the many people in this situation it all comes back to energy.

[Mike D]

Has anyone tried the cream/gel over the other methods? How effective was it?

I ain't skeered of shots but from what I've read it's like being on a roller coaster between shots. Feel great right after the shot but then after 7-10 days back down again until the next one.

I haven't researched much on the pellets but I understand its pretty expensive.

[KSHogman]

It's the best thing I have ever done

[Fightin' Farmer]

Can Anybody on the GS recommend a place to go North of Dallas? I live in Sherman and don't like going much further south, unless its to hunt of course. Thanks

[TxMachinist]

I have been going to the Low T center in Flower Mound and I feel great! Im at about 800 right now. One of the best things I have ever done. Starting up at the gym tonight and can't wait to see how the results will be. Also started eating right and that helps a ton.

[Take Dead Aim]

Three weeks after the insertion of the 12 pellets, my T was 933.. I bet they cut me back to 10 pellets next time. Feel better, but not full of energy... Part of me IS full of energy, though. Wow!

Didn't happen without pics.

[Ramhorn]

About how much does it cost a month?

[BULL21]

Has anyone tried the cream/gel over the other methods? How effective was it?

I ain't skeered of shots but from what I've read it's like being on a roller coaster between shots. Feel great right after the shot but then after 7-10 days back down again until the next one.

I haven't researched much on the pellets but I understand its pretty expensive.

I'm about to start pellets( $500 for pellets every 5-7) monthsI too was concerned about roller coasterring with shots. I was told that creams/gels may have different absorption rates for different people and you have to make sure not to let others get it on them.

[BULL21]

Three weeks after the insertion of the 12 pellets, my T was 933.. I bet they cut me back to 10 pellets next time. Feel better, but not full of energy... Part of me IS full of energy, though. Wow!

What was your level prior to starting the pellets.

[boogieandbride]

I'm on it and I went for my first blood test since starting it. I don't feel any different. In fact, I have NO energy now. It's all I can do to get home and flop onto the couch.

[Claybird]

I haven't had the pellets but I'm a firm believer in the shots. The reason people roller coaster on them is b/c their doctors aren't recommending the right dosage/frequency. For example, if you're taking 1cc every 7 days, and by day 5-6 you're hitting the low, then you need to increase the frequency of the shot and slightly decrease the dosage. I take .75cc every 5 days and haven't had the slumps since I started doing that 2 years ago.

Also not a fan of the creams or gels. They worked for about a year for me then all of a sudden just stopped. Everybody is different, but my personal experience with them was more of annoyance than anything. Having to rub 2 tubes of gel on every day was a hassle. Sticky, annoying, inconvenient.

[Bulldog7906]

I know this one guy, he just turned 26 a few weeks ago, and he may have this problem. Low drive of everything. Doesn't want to get out of bed after waking up. No energy to do task. Low interest in performance.

I talked to my doctor and said my sleep apnea could be the cause of it.

[2050z]

I waiting on my blood work to see my new levels.

[Claybird]

I go back in next Thursday. Get mine checked every 2-3 months.