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Reply With QuoteTweetthe article may of had some validity up until he was trying to sell his "natural" test booster.
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Testosterone Therapy Increases Heart Attack Risk
TweetIn men over the age of 65 and in younger men with existing cardiovascular problems, testosterone therapy doubles the risk for a heart attack in the 90 days following the start of treatment. It was only a matter of time before the “low T” quick fix would hit a brick wall.
Testosterone therapy is being widely promoted in Western and alternative medical circles that taking hormones can make you more youthful. The problem is that placing hormones into an inefficient physiology has very unpredictable results, and some of those may be very detrimental to health.
Any hormone is likely to work better in your body when your body is working more efficiently. That is why testosterone therapy in younger men without cardiovascular health problems did not cause a major risk for a heart attack.
If you are overweight, then the best way to boost your testosterone is by losing weight. Too much leptin, as is common in overweight people, depresses testosterone. Strength training helps turn on genes that make testosterone. Adequate dietary protein, combined with strength training, helps thyroid, growth hormone, and testosterone all work better in your body.
Dietary supplements that support testosterone formation are usually safe as long as they do not contain inappropriate steroid precursors that force testosterone levels up. For example, the Male Plus product I designed does not excessively raise testosterone. It is designed to nourish the adrenals and testosterone system in a way that can provide a rejuvenating effect to a tired system. Such rejuvenation may help raise testosterone levels, but never in an abnormal way.
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Re: Testosterone Therapy Increases Heart Attack Risk
Tweetthe article may of had some validity up until he was trying to sell his "natural" test booster.
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TweetI agree, lol I was really reading into it til "the pitch" lolOriginally Posted by guage
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Re: Testosterone Therapy Increases Heart Attack Risk
TweetYeah lol. Just slid that one in there.
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TweetThe heart attacks actually come from looking at porn with an increased test level.
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Tweetsorry, im on T therapy,
that hormone is so powerful that it has a control on fat gain and loss, it is a freaking cycle, that article is crap, sorry baby1
actually, it is all the contrary if you read real medical journals
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Re: Testosterone Therapy Increases Heart Attack Risk
TweetYeah there have been these types of articles lately trying to discredit TRT but these studies are done to give the results they are seeking. This study could of been on men over. 65 with previous angioplasty, strokes, or heart related problems. Also many times they will call TRT one injection of 100 mg/mL every two weeks or 200 mg/mL every four weeks this doesn't prove anything because the test levels of the subjects are well below what is considered normal range for proper TRT dosing.
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