Longest you have ran 1g+ test

[Fleezy]

Liver is pristine. They removed more than half of it, ablated the rest of the adenomas.

It grew back fully and my values are rock solid, scans are clean, and I get checked for tumor markers, etc on a regular cadence - all clear

I’m starting to wonder why the FUCK they didn’t ablate my tumor…

Idc about the scar, but the pain, the healing period and the associated risk of a hernia totally blows

 

[Elvia1023]

JFK was prescribed Halo to overcome his fear of making a public speech..

I am terrible at public speaking so maybe I should start some halo

 

[CorgisOnTren]

I am terrible at public speaking so maybe I should start some halo

They should make a dating show where one group of guys goes on the date natty, and the other group goes in to it on halo lol.

 

[Doitagain]

I am terrible at public speaking so maybe I should start some halo

Steroids for everything and anything ,that's the way
Time to drop the baby Aspirin and use Winstrol instead, it's a good anticoagulant too afterall!

 

[Mufasa123]

Steroids for everything and anything ,that's the way
Time to drop the baby Aspirin and use Winstrol instead, it's a good anticoagulant too afterall!

"This is the way"

 

[Virtuous]

I’m starting to wonder why the FUCK they didn’t ablate my tumor…

Idc about the scar, but the pain, the healing period and the associated risk of a hernia totally blows

Yeah, I mean… ablation DOES carry a minimal bit of risk in that it’s not always 100% effective.

Surgical removal at least has a higher chance of permanent resolution.

Give and take.

I feel you. I CAN say my core fully recovered from surgery so hopefully you experience the same man!

 

[Virtuous]

Oof, still sounds terrifying.

It wasn’t great lol. My wife got me through tbh

 

[Virtuous]

i would like to inquire about your healing protocol post surgery sometime! anyway glad to hear, insane that it healed back fully or almost

I mean it’s far far healthier than it has been at any point in the last 5 years.

The liver thankfully regenerates, so some gh, plenty of ancillary supps, lots of rest and zero bad shit like alcohol = sparkly new liver.

 

[Fleezy]

my core fully recovered from surgery so hopefully you experience the same man!

So you can activate your abs fully?

 

[Fleezy]

Yeah, I mean… ablation DOES carry a minimal bit of risk in that it’s not always 100% effective.

Based on my preliminary research, it seems like they really have improved the technology these past few years - so much so that they can essentially determine with certainty that they nuked the whole tumor

 

[Mute]

Never gone higher than 750 yet. I was told there’s not much difference between 750-1g

 

[danieltx]

Never gone higher than 750 yet. I was told there’s not much difference between 750-1g

It depends how you respond to testosterone.

If you can handle high doses of it things will only get better the more you take. If you're one of those who gets gyno and loses hair at 500mg then it's not for you.

 

[Virtuous]

So you can activate your abs fully?

Oh 100%. I ripped a couple 600 lb deadlifts without a belt in maybe 8 months after the surgery, and pulled 540 belt
less 3 months after.

Not monster lifts by any means, but my core bounced back SO quick.

Gh helps.

I obviously have a full 11” scar, but whatever

 

[Virtuous]

It depends how you respond to testosterone.

If you can handle high doses of it things will only get better the more you take. If you're one of those who gets gyno and loses hair at 500mg then it's not for you.

Dude I always did low test out of fear until last fall, and now I hate myself for not trying.

I respond SO well and don’t get nearly any sides.

 

[Fleezy]

Oh 100%. I ripped a couple 600 lb deadlifts without a belt in maybe 8 months after the surgery, and pulled 540 belt
less 3 months after.

Not monster lifts by any means, but my core bounced back SO quick.

Gh helps.

I obviously have a full 11” scar, but whatever

Nice

I mean like flexing em and doing ab work and stuff like that

Just worried I won’t be able to feel em when I try to train em and they’ll disappear

 

[carbs]

I am terrible at public speaking so maybe I should start some halo

Propanalol is what you want.

 

[Virtuous]

Nice

I mean like flexing em and doing ab work and stuff like that

Just worried I won’t be able to feel em when I try to train em and they’ll disappear

Oh no they’re locked in and great. Zero change, except the scar, which you shouldn’t have

 

[Performance Based]

Oh 100%. I ripped a couple 600 lb deadlifts without a belt in maybe 8 months after the surgery, and pulled 540 belt
less 3 months after.

Not monster lifts by any means, but my core bounced back SO quick.

Gh helps.

I obviously have a full 11” scar, but whatever

Did you do a tattoo cover up on yours? I have a chevron incision and I'm not going to lie - It doesn't bug me much but I do get a bit self conscious at times about it. Not enough to hinder me from joining in activities. But being the old guy on base thats all torn up. Just bad vibes.

 

[Hyperemia]

Did you do a tattoo cover up on yours? I have a chevron incision and I'm not going to lie - It doesn't bug me much but I do get a bit self conscious at times about it. Not enough to hinder me from joining in activities. But being the old guy on base thats all torn up. Just bad vibes.

Self conscious? I wear all my scars like badges of honor and they show that you’ve had one hell of a journey. Wear em with pride!

 

[Fleezy]

Self conscious? I wear all my scars like badges of honor and they show that you’ve had one hell of a journey. Wear em with pride!

This is where I’m at. I had a nasty scar from my teenage years that is way larger than the one from my surgery

It’s all but entirely faded away

But even if it was visible, I wouldn’t mind

The ‘jacked guy who had vicious scars to compliment his resting asshole face’ aesthetic has its appeal… to me at least