We can't find evidence that holds up here. Proponents are reasoning from mechanism or analogy rather than direct human data, and the most credible skeptics raise objections we can't dismiss.
for people to get results more quickly a lot of guys in their teens 20s and 30s are taking testosterone when they don't need it it does shut down sperm production unless they're offsetting that with HCG or something like that and um they may think they don't want kids now but they may want them later and some permanent damage can be done in addition to that
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a real shame nowadays is that because of Instagram and people showing their bodies and this desire for people to get results more quickly a lot of guys in their teens 20s and 30s are taking testosterone when they don't need it it does shut down sperm production unless they're offsetting that with HCG or something like that and um they may think they don't want kids now but they may want them later and some permanent damage can be done
the problem is Young a lot of these young men go into the tea clinic at 30 years of age and they get started Y and they're on it then they come see me and they say I didn't know I could be infertile and now I have to reverse them which is our protocol we use but it takes seven but they never were informed you know that they uh they could have be infertility yeah
hey, if I take this stuff for three years in my 20s, it could significantly and potentially permanently affect my fertility.