Originally Posted by Phil85207

I get a "T" shot once a month with vitamin B12. I can tell you it has made a hugh difference in my ridding and my general outlook too. I am not sure sure once a month is often enough and will talk to him about it on the next visit. I can feel myself lag at about three weeks. Good luck

Originally Posted by Teamfour

I am a diabetic and was also diagnosed with low-T. Doc put me on Androgel a couple of months ago. What a difference! I now have more energy, interested again in hobbies, and just overall feel better. I know there are risks, but I am willing to accept them in light of the changes the gel is making.

Originally Posted by Worknomore

25mg of Androgel (alcohol base) topicaly applied(after shower, takes about 5 seconds) daily for the last 6 years. Freaking fountain of youth for me. Doc checks the PSA twice a year and zero issues.
You can also have a compounding pharmacy whip up a simular brew.

Originally Posted by i'm paramount

I too have weighed the +'s and -'s I have been using TESTOS 25MG/PT1HRT dispenced as a cream and applied to the inside if the upper arm for well over a year. I have my blood checked every 3 months and the T Level has risen and i can tell you without hesiation that it works. I'm 70 years old and "feel 50" ---- Life has many decisions and the choice to use the T suppliment under doctors monotoring has been WONDERFUL !

Originally Posted by GrandBob

I have been taking Androgel for several months. Energy levels have improved, and average bike speed has slightly increased. It is prescription and a controlled substance, so must be taken only with a doctor's supervision. Certainly shouldn't be used simply to enhance one's competitiveness and is definitely illegal for professional athletes, but for old guys like me (76) it is a big help.