TRT is now a fully embedded thing in the United States so this isn't totally surprising.
I've talked to way too many 20 year olds who get cypionate from a doc in the box who manages to find "low T"
It's just so easy now. And if you need it, great. But for a lot of people it's just a way to boost T for athletic/aesthetic reasons without a ton of attention to the health side of it.
The risks are generally low, but boosting to higher T levels does come with real health risks that should be met with regular testing with a doctor.
I've talked to way too many 20 year olds who get cypionate from a doc in the box who manages to find "low T"
It's just so easy now. And if you need it, great. But for a lot of people it's just a way to boost T for athletic/aesthetic reasons without a ton of attention to the health side of it.
The risks are generally low, but boosting to higher T levels does come with real health risks that should be met with regular testing with a doctor.