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Test Boost Through Nolva and Arimidex?

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#1

Hi to all,
I know, mine is not a “classic” steroid question, but i think here i can find help :wink:

A bit of background:
i’m 31.
i have done about 4 cycle in the past. by now i’m off since september 07.
All my cycles were done with proper PCT and i have retained the most of my gains.

Now I’m about 95kg at 14% (i’m 170cm tall…).

In the last month i have noticed a “unusual” lack of “morning wood” :smiley:
I’m less performant in the bed (i can still have good sex but i need more rest among “sessions”). My libido is still very high (no changes in it).

I’m thinking about it. Am i on the stepdoors of doom? :smiley:
Should I talk with my doc (here in Italy TRT is utopy)?
can nolva give me an hand? should i jump on T (i have 20ml 100mg test p and some OT…)?

#2

Im unsure as to what the term utopy means. However absolutely see a doc if you feel your levels may just be too low at present.

There are many things out there in the world now a days that cause men to have low test in their early 30s.

The added nolva wont do much. A cycle will only change things for a short period of time.

#3

Check out “The Over 35 Lifter” forum. KSman in particular is an expert on TRT (testosterone replacement treatment). It is imperative that you understand how to balance testosterone, AI (anti-aromatase), and hCG if you want to pursue TRT.

Also, it is not unusual for T levels to start being low at the early age of 31.

#4

[quote]LillGuy001 wrote:
Im unsure as to what the term utopy means. However absolutely see a doc [/quote]

Utopia (sorry i misspelled it) means that it is quite impissible to convince a doc in Italy to prescribe a TRT :\

#5

[quote]Dynamo Hum wrote:
Check out “the over 35 lifter” forum. KSman in particular is an expert on TRT (testosterone replacement treatment). It is imperative that you understand how to balance testosterone, AI (anti-aromatase), and hCG if you want to pursue TRT. Also, it is not unusual for T levels to start being low at the early age of 31.[/quote]

thank you

#6

Well self prescribed may be the way to go. However if you plan to do that then go about it the right way and get a full panel test done now.

Evaluate things from there and proceed.