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03-09-2009, 12:13 PM
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That's a Corgi
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Re: Testosterone/Hormone Therapy
bump...
With all the middle age guys on this site, nobody has done Testosterone Therapy before? 
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03-09-2009, 12:28 PM
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Re: Testosterone/Hormone Therapy
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From the mayo web site: Potential benefits * Improve muscle mass and strength * Increase bone mineral density * Thicken body hair and skin * Improve sexual desire * Boost energy * Decrease irritability and depression * Improve cognitive function Potential risks * Cause skin reactions * Cause fluid retention * Cause baldness * Cause or aggravate sleep apnea * Stimulate noncancerous growth of the prostate and cause or worsen urinary symptoms * Stimulate growth of prostate cancer that's already present * Enlarge breasts * Stimulate growth of breast cancer that's already present * Cause testicle shrinkage * Limit sperm production * Stimulate excess blood production * Cause acne Bald, with acne, small balls and big boobs is no way to go through life, son.
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03-09-2009, 06:23 PM
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Re: Testosterone/Hormone Therapy
HRT can be a great thing when done properly. Often doctors give too much or too little and often use crappy test. More often than not oral, which is trash.
Not enough research has been done with HRT done in the proper levels. Also I would like to see more research done with HGH. Women have been using HRT for years to keep them in good health for years. Quote:
Most doctors and medical professionals are anti male hormone. There is little or no research done regarding testosterone usage. It is considered more of a taboo thing in the medical field.
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