Reply With QuoteI'm not an expert in this area, however, I would say that at 50 years old seeing your physician isn't a bad idea.
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06-14-2003, 09:28 AM #1Registered User
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Consider this senario
I'm 50. Test levels are naturally lower than they were 30 years ago. I have been on AndroGel for a couple of years now. Test levels have risen but nothing extraordinary.
Should I add Ergo's 1AD for a 6 week cycle and then do off cycle with their 6XO product?
Or, ask my doc about doubling my AndroGel perscription?
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i think ergo 1-ad would do very well for you.. 6 weeks on and you will see some gains...
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