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Average test levels for a 25yr old
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Standard Donkey
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50-70 i guess 
why u wanna be normal tho lolz?
why u wanna be normal tho lolz?
I would guess in the 700-800 range.
I don't know about 25, but when I was 19 I got a blood test and my test was 275ng/DL and free test was 45pg/ml. The doctor said the levels were very low.
He offered to prescribe TRT but I was not too keep on the idea of steroids. Then I researched and proceeded to self medicate. But I still don't blast and cruise, and before I started my current cycle my levels were 500 and 80, so my natural production got better somehow. Must have been the HCG/nolva/clomid PCTs I run.
He offered to prescribe TRT but I was not too keep on the idea of steroids. Then I researched and proceeded to self medicate. But I still don't blast and cruise, and before I started my current cycle my levels were 500 and 80, so my natural production got better somehow. Must have been the HCG/nolva/clomid PCTs I run.
50-70 i guess
why u wanna be normal tho lolz?
i dont bro dont worry im not that stupid
no just a healty 25 yr old whos never geared..
800mg of test a week in normal WAT THE FAKKKKKK
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pretty sure by "800mg", he meant 800 nanograms per decileter... which is on the higher range of normal (400-1000)
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Yes. Exactly what I meant.
Standard Donkey
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ill try to dumb it down for you. The average male body produces anywhere from 50-70mg of pure testosterone a week, essentially testosterone suspension.
this equates to about 100-150mg (depending on quality) of testosterone enanthate a week.
Everyone is differnet. The best thing you can do is go and get a blood test to see exactly where you're at. YOU might be higher or lower then average, so to answer your question........bloodwork.
Seems like people are trying to figure out your end game. Cause the answer for a normal test level is not laid out in mgs.
Are you asking cause you want to compare to your current test level?
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Are you asking cause you want to start TRT and are wanting to know the dose?
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Here you can check which range is normal for your age, enjoy.
WOW! So the top 5% of men who are 59 years old are at 866???? Lucky! Wow!
NO!, the top 5% of men who are 59 years old are at 866???? is not true. Men in their late 40's are at about 400-500. When I was 41 mine was 771...doctor says higher than normal but won't hurt me...I was just more VIRILE! I am 52 and it was 385 WITHOUT any TEST in my system at all. A Urologist did that PROFESSIONAL test. Now I take 3/4cc TEST Enathate weekly with 1/4cc SUSTANON twice weekly and I stay at about 1,000.
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I am reading the chart incorrectly?
yes you are reading the chart incorrectly. 95th percentile means the top 5 percent. You are looking for the average but none of this matters if you dont have anything to compare to?
im asking because im taking around 370mg of test p a week now and was wondering if i could actually be administering test into my system shutting my self down only to give my body less test then it would natulrally have....
why is is so hard for some one to just say.. the average amount of test in mg per week for a 25 r old is ???mg
Because when you go get a blood test to figure out what your test level is, it is not represented that way or measured in the same way.
370 mgs of test a week could easily be in the upper natural test range. Are you trying to do a cycle or TRT? What you really need to do is get a blood test and find out what your test level is with what your currently doing and then figure out where you want to go from there.
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This is my own bro-science so take it with a grain of salt. The median 25 yr old has about 700 ng/ml total test. To reproduce that with exogenous test-e, my rule of thumb is about 4.5x the weekly dose (mg) = total test (ng/ml). E.g. 1,000 mg/wk would like put you around 4,500 ng/ml. To get 700 ng/ml you'd shoot for 150 mg/wk. This is in the range of standard TRT doses.
Test prop is 15% stronger in test content than test-e on a mg-by-mg basis, so you'd need perhaps only 130 mg/wk to get the same 700 ng/ml level. These are all ballpark estimates however so that 15% isn't going to be relevant. Quality of gear and personal metabolism will cause a lot of variance, as will HCG and AI. As skinnyguy says, blood work is the answer.
Again as a ballpark estimate, your 370 mg/wk test-prop could put you around 1900 ng/ml. Supraphysiological for sure.
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See bold above: Not even close. The nomal male produces LESS than 100 mg of testosterone per week. 370 mg is WAY outside the normal physiological range for ANY age male....by a landslide. So NO, it could NOT easily be in the upper range of normal...it miles outside of it. NO ONE's testicles produce anywhere close to that much testosterone on a weekly basis.
According to the PDR, the maximum allowable dosing range for TRT is 200 mg per week. Most old-school physicians would preacribe between 50-100 mg per week for TRT purpose, but these days, more doctors are starting to realize that most men function & feel better using between 100-200 mg per week, although 200 mg is still excessive when trying to simply "normalize" one's test level. Now, 200 mg weekly can be used for life without any significant issues...and in almost all circumstances the patient would experience an improved quality of life, but it is still technically outside the normal physiological range.
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See bold above: It can be. When someone starts using TRT, after just a short time their natural production will become suppressed, basically leaving them with little to no natural testosterone. This is what steroids do...they shutdown the HPTA. So, it really doesn't matter what T level the patient starts with, as that number will be irrelevant soon after treatment begins. So, anyone with a testosterone deficieny will require basically the same amount of testosterone in order to elevate their T levels into a certain range. The number (ng/dl) someone is shooting for may vary depending on their own wants, but whatever that number happens to be, it will be basically the same for everyone else attempting to get into that same range.
This is why the TRT dosing range is the same for everyone; why the PDR gives specific dosing guidelines for everyone It's not like one person will require only 75 mg week to reach 900 ng/dl, while another person will require 250 mg to reach 900 mg/dl. Once T levels are suppressed due to treatment, everyone will require basically the same Test dose to reach the same T levels. Now, not everyone metabolises testosterone at the same rate, but the variance between individuals is not so great that it requires different dosing guidelines.
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I'm going to disagree with a bit here from my own personal experience. I've been taking 200 mgs test cyp per week as part of a TRT program with my doctor. I have yet to test over 500 when blood work comes back
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Are you getting the blood drawn the day of the shot, or the next day? If the same day, I'd expect the readings to be at half of the peak level since test cyp has about a week's half life. I.e. the 200mg pin puts you at 900-1000 ng/ml the following day (ramping up over the previous 24 hrs), but will be down to 500 again a week later.
Many clinical trials do this sort of "low point" monitoring since it's just easier to schedule the blood draws and fresh pins on the same day. I wouldn't be surprised if your doc made the same decision.
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I pin myself at home. Typically I pin Saturday and have bloods drawn on Monday.
I assumed everyones body processes the test differently knowing that some guys use that dose as their TRT. Guess I was wrong there.
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That's odd then... and leads to my 2nd theory: You doc is skimming your oils for his own use.
A 3rd theory, long-shot: Do you happen to know if you're an aggressive aromatizer? Some folks have a genetic predisposition to that and will heavily shift their testosterone/estrogen balance towards the female side of things.
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I inject myself. I have a prescription that I pick up. All done from home.
Yes, I do aromatize very bad. I've started taking Letro on cycle and am having none of the typical letro sides. Although, it could just be bunk. A bit early to tell yet.
