TRT

Anyone used Pellets instead of Injections for TRT? I like that they are bio-identical to your normal body created test, instead of synthetic like injections...also last 4-6 months. Nurse practitioner im working with is suggesting i go that route instead of injections for where Im at with my blood etc. But ultimately its up to me which one i go with. Just figured id see if anyone on here has used them vs injections and has an opinion.
My doc said the pellets were for guys that couldn't/wouldn't handle the injections, that injections were superior.
 
My doc said the pellets were for guys that couldn't/wouldn't handle the injections, that injections were superior.
Why are they superior? Thats my questioning...Ive done them before. I have no issues with needles. But the pellets are more steady release where you dont get the high/lows that can occur between injections along with being bio-identical so they adhere to your naturally released hormones whereas injections are synthetic and do not. Im not looking to "juice" up, I lift 5 days a week and am strong and healthy, Im looking to get my levels back to normal range and feel better overall with consistency.
 
Why are they superior? Thats my questioning...Ive done them before. I have no issues with needles. But the pellets are more steady release where you dont get the high/lows that can occur between injections along with being bio-identical so they adhere to your naturally released hormones whereas injections are synthetic and do not. Im not looking to "juice" up, I lift 5 days a week and am strong and healthy, Im looking to get my levels back to normal range and feel better overall with consistency.
One of my buddies is on the pellets. He said he went from sub 300 to 1000 range and dropped 20 pounds pretty quick without any major lifestyle changes. No issues but he said they wear off a little faster than 6 months. He said he just did pellets for convenience vs having to pin regularly. Overall he sounded happy with them.
 
Are you riding moto at vet pro level or just single tracking?
YZ250. Fast single track, 20 - 50 miles (1-2 hours). Lots of whoop-de-dos, so hundreds (thousands?) of mini-squats per ride. Peak heart rate 185. 155-165 average. Top 10 on my local trail systems. I'm a fast local on my own trails, away from home maybe a fast C or slow B rider. No tracks. Never did MX.
 
I'll be 51 in March, I have seriously considered it, but have been apprehensive due to the idea of replacing my bodies own natural production. I have been doing 2 workouts a day during the work-week (1 weight training workout and 1 cardio workout), eating clean, no alcohol. I had a full bloodwork panel back in October and T was in the mid 500s. The doctor I was working with suggested supplements - Tongak Ali, Maca, Zinc, boron, Dim 200, magnesium, L-Citrulline. I also take a daily 5mg cialis. I've been doing this for the last 6 months or so, and I feel like I'm in my mid-20s, early 30s. I'm planning on a follow up blood panel in March and will be interested to see what/if the supplements and continued workout and lifestyle has improved.
 
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