Lamont needed the testosterone because he had a"substantial testosterone insuffiency

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

That has to be uncommon for a man his age. I'm in my late 30's and I tested high in testosterone 4 months ago for my yearly physical.

[Uns]

So who did the testing for DC? Washington DC themselves? Swear down everything was dodgy going there if so.

I have never taken any tests but just read that you need to inform them of all your drugs and medication (Which is obviously) which I didn't know.

So the Mofo's only come back with lies completely. Mofo's

#BoBS

[Biolink]

One of my friends at my gym had the same problem. Testosterone deficiency is not that uncommon. As a matter of fact, he's been tested several times and there has never been a problem.

I watched a documentary on steroids though, and it was said that going to the doctor and saying you believe you have a testosterone deficiency is one of the easier ways to get roids(Besides going across the border to Mexico). It is hard to disprove, so doctors will just prescribe it anyways.

[Uns]

That has to be uncommon for a man his age. I'm in my late 30's and I tested high in testosterone 4 months ago for my yearly physical.

What were your Testosterone levels?

To fail a test I believe you need to be above 4/1 ration which to my understanding, is 4 times a normal man.

[tredh]

I watched a documentary on steroids though, and it was said that going to the doctor and saying you believe you have a testosterone deficiency is one of the easier ways to get roids(Besides going across the border to Mexico). It is hard to disprove, so doctors will just prescribe it anyways.

Actually its pretty easy to find out if a man has low testosterone. Men get checked out for that when say a man and his wife are having problems having a baby. If the woman is checked out and she is grade a. The man gets checked for ***** count and low testosterone. Those Dr. just want some money for the visit and know they can keep those people coming back. Health care is just as corrupt as all the other industries.

[Hallaqsillaq]

If they're at 999, they have low Testosterone

that's overly skewed lol.

[Skype]

This is why even the olympic style blood and urine tests are a failure.
They dont test for the amount of testosterone only if its present and a ratio of T-E.

The total testosterone serum ng/dl test is what anti aging doctors use to verify total testosterone levels. The usual range is 250ng/dl-1100ng/dl.

If Peterson tested below 250ng/dl then his doctor will have a copy of this lab result.

However Anti Aging doctors dont just place someone who tests low on testosterone on TRT they verify whether or not they have primary or secondary hypogonadism.

Just because one has low test doesnt mean they need TRT, you can restart low test levels to healthy levels using clomid, novaldex,hcg and hmg.

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

What were your Testosterone levels?

To fail a test I believe you need to be above 4/1 ration which to my understanding, is 4 times a normal man.

Don't remember the exact number since I'm not familiar with how they chart it but the doctor told me my level was that of a man 25-30 years old and I will be 40 in a couple of years.

I don't smoke, don't drink very often, don't do drugs, workout 4 times per week and have sex regularly which he said was very important.

I just thought it was strange for Peterson because he's a pro athlete and is in great shape, not to mention he's young.

[Skype]

The fact that Olympic style testing dont even test for total testosterone serum in the form of ng/dl levels, one who is on TRT can cruise then blast their testosterone dose meaning majority of TRT users who are athletes take advantage of their TRT by increasing their doses whenever it suits them.

[Uns]

Don't remember the exact number since I'm not familiar with how they chart it but the doctor told me my level was that of a man 25-30 years old and I will be 40 in a couple of years.

I don't smoke, don't drink very often, don't do drugs, workout 4 times per week and have sex regularly which he said was very important.

I just thought it was strange for Peterson because he's a pro athlete and is in great shape, not to mention he's young.

I see. Well if Peterson even knew he had low Testosterone (Seems a normal test in the US) then he needed to report his medication. Don't you report it to your doctors before a fight?

I dunno how they do health checks for boxers.