Will taking my Dr. prescribed testosterone injection on the morning of a race day offer any competitive advantage?

The hell you talking about? I’m talking about a 5k, and my doctor prescribed me testosterone so I would t get cancer. The ignorance of some of you in insane

hugs man. I’m sorry you’re having a rough day

Still a doper :)

None of your business. I sure wish you were more than just a small dick keyboard warrior and had balls big enough to come at me face to face with your ignorance. That’s ok man, things will get better for you. I’m sorry that my low T makes you feel insecure. Truly/

Posts inquiry on public message board.

"It'S nONe OF yOuR BuSINess!"

You’re taking the most commonly used PED in the world and asking if it’s cheating if you race during that time. What kind of answers were you expecting ?

Dude-where did you read me ask if it was cheating? That’s something you manufactured. I simply was asking if it would improve my performance. Forgive me but I’m not competing and just enjoying casual running/sprinting mostly on the tread.

you know what they say about people who ASSume…

43 is kinda young to be starting TRT unless you're confirmed hypogonadal (>300 ng/dL), and natural means didn't help any (diet, weight training, vitamin D3 therapy, etc).

Were your numbers pretty low or were you just not feeling well?

And what are your numbers now & how are you feeling?

Does nobody read what I’ve written. Yes as I clearly stated - my numbers were extremely low. In fact, my doctor said that she had never seen numbers as low as I had which was about 170..

What I take is no different from what men my age have in their body from correct production.

People are hateful and aren’t educated on matters but wanna point fingers and say things like you are trying to use to beat others.

These are literally some of the dumbest replies I have ever read. Literally dumb.
I have **replacement dosage**…not performance supplements that people give to win marathons. Smh.

Dumb asses

Helped Floyd Landis win that stage when the previous day he was dragging hard.

I don’t think you’re at fault here. But think of it this way, what if this raises your test levels to the natural limit of 1000 ng/dL. You would still be within the natural range, but men competing against you who have level of 500 will be at a disadvantage. Furthermore , what if you unintentionally take a higher dose or willfully a higher dose than prescribed? Who will really know that? There is an American golden boy runner who got medical exceptions on multiple drugs like asthma inhalers , corticosteroids , and testosterone cream. It was all approved by a doctor, he has/was taking it for years. Who knows what he did with these legally prescribed aids behind closed doors, how much more doses he took than ordered, how he may have taken them closer to competition when some are not allowed. And if he was caught slightly over some limit he could claim it was a slight inadvertent dose for a medical prescription.

By this logic Ryan Hall should have been allowed to compete on T because he had low levels. T is banned, I’m sure you are not in the testing pool and can get away with it but regardless it is cheating by the very definition.

Colin T, T is for testosterone. Feels guilty and wants us to sign off on his cheating.

Chill out dude.

You're the one that created this thread asking if TRT is going to give you a competitive advantage.

What kind of answers & questions do you think you were going to get? (I don't think I would have brought up any kind of a TRT use question on a running site that has a lot of competitive runners on it. 😉).