As a man there are only a handful of things you need in life: - A good woman - Children - Testosterone - Tadalafil - HGH - Reta It’s that simple

Got the first @ElyriaBio motocross graphics kit designed for the new YZ450F You may or may not see some pros running Elyria Bio graphics as part of their package during this upcoming Supercross season 😁

Things that make the gym an S-tier experience: - Lifting without injuries - Blasting copious amounts of Testosterone - Carbs - Taking the time to actually warm up for compound movements - Moving weights you once deemed “too heavy” - Tadalafil - Picking someone out of the gym and having a silent competition to outwork them

HCG is one of the most underrated additions to TRT. Exogenous testosterone shuts down your natural LH signal. Without that signal your testes stop producing their own testosterone, they shrink, and sperm production tanks. HCG mimics LH. It binds to the same receptors on the Leydig cells and keeps them stimulated even while you’re on TRT. The results: - Testicular size stays closer to baseline - Intratesticular testosterone doesn’t crash - Fertility is better preserved for a lot of guys I’ve run low-dose HCG alongside TRT now for the last month and the difference in how everything feels (and looks) is noticeable. It’s not mandatory for everyone, but if testicular function or future kids matter to you, it’s worth researching.

Closing in on 1,000 followers! We are gonna get there before end of month. I can feel it! Thanks to everyone who has followed my account the last month!

Time to lock in the the next 11 weeks. Got a trip to Aruba coming up next year and have to mog some people while I’m there.

Your “normal” testosterone range is based on a population that include 80 year olds. I’m not a doctor, but I haven’t met a single guy that felt good with their Test levels being in the high three/low four hundreds. While it may technically be “in range”. It’s not a normal level you should accept if you feel off.

You shouldn’t read my posts or anyone else’s posts and think “man maybe I should hop on these things so I can feel better.” There are proper channels for doing things, even if you take your health into your own hands. Here are some things I recommend before jumping on a single thing: - Talk with a physician. If yours isnt willing to help, find one that is. - Bloodwork is crucial. 9/10 times if can point you to exactly what get it is that is making you feel “off” - Talk with a therapist. A lot of dudes will simply over look this and bury whatever is bothering them deep down. Finding a therapist is one of the greatest things that has ever happened to me. In fact, they’re the reason I’m dabbling in peptides today. - Don’t compare your journey to others. Age, weight, genetics. Don’t. Do. It. You’re your own person. If you don’t like what you see, make the changes for YOU. Testosterone and others can really be life changing. But if you’re in a bad place mentally you may unknowingly take things to extremes there is no coming back from. We’re all just floating on a big rock through space. In this together.

I was a huge advocate for Tesamorelin as a GH secretagogue. However, after 3 months now on HGH I can first hand tell you that there is simply NO comparing the two. HGH is far superior pound for pound. My only mistake is waiting as long as I did to try it.

I am never deleting this app.