Does anyone have any experience with TRT? I planned on cycling low levels of testosterone just to boost my gym performance and overall size, but unsure it’s worth the potential negative side effects, although a few studies have stated that low TRT levels are more than safe.
Discussion
How old are you?
Under 40, don’t do it.
It’s not needed.
25, currently taking creatine and on a bulk phase, never took steroids before but have bought some E250 test, was planning on doing a real low dosage just to add some additional size before my holiday, some of my friends are on it and have said TRT is safe at a low dosage and PCT afterwards. 
25? Do NOT do this.
You’re fucking with your hormones and will regret it.
Asides from likely sterilization, you’re signing up for weekly needles for the rest of your life. You’ll be tied to doctors and a medical community that can make access even more difficult than it already is.
Dumb idea and completely unnecessary.
A short story, when I was 25 I worked on a ranch. The work was hard and strenuous. I was 40 pounds heavier than I am now, all muscle and I didn’t look like that photo at all. Frankly I could twist any gym monkey or steroid boy into a pretzel. I’m old now, and I still have a grip that can break bones in your hand and arms that can wrestle and win against anyone I know. I don’t work out at all, and never have intentionally toned up. I’ve never had problems attracting or satisfying women, and I don’t have testicles the size of peas. There are no short cuts to real strength, and real men know a pump and fluff guy when we see one, so why? Hang out with your friends and jack each other’s egos with unjustified compliments?
🤣funny story, like I said I’ve never took steroids in my life but like to look in the best shape I can, I’ve heard about the benefits of TRT and was just intrigued to see the opinions of those who have done it or know more about it, I’ll most likely just stick to what I’m doing if the negatives outweigh the positives👍🏽
If it is unnatural for humans to ingest, It is likely safer to choose not to take it.
What's your opportunity cost?