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Originally Posted by mynameisjim
I think to start that in your 30's is a bit foolish. If you plan on living to 80, you shouldn't take anything for 50 years. And I doubt you will want to stop. There's really no substance you can take for several decades, especially a compound with such profound effects on virtually every system in your body, that won't have some negative side effects after that period of time.
If I was in my 50's and feeling terrible, I would give it a try. But in my 30's or 40s...too risky. But everyone has the freedom to do as they choose.
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definitely, everyone is different... someone thats 30 might have lower than optimal levels of certain hormones than another man that is 60 or vice versa, it all depends on the person
listen to your body... if you're feeling depressed, tired / exhausted, finding it difficult to concentrate, harder to lose weight, harder to get a better nights sleep, a lower than optimal sex drive, etc... you might want to have a closer look at your bodies endocrine system
testosterone, growth hormone, estrogen, etc... those are all hormones that are FOUND in the human body. taking any of these BIO-IDENTICAL hormones at measured amounts to keep your bodies hormone balance at optimal (not steroidal/abusive) levels is the key
ie 1 glass of wine a day vs a whole bottle
if the human reference range for testosterone is 400 - 1000, would you rather be at 450... weak, fat & miserable or at 950 & feel awesome? just because you're in range doesn't mean you're OK
like i said before, if you feel 100% fine then don't touch it... for others that don't - its a quality of life thing
