Paul Saladino· MD
my testosterone is 800 usually when I do my blood work and I've shown that multiple times on this podcast so if magnesium helps great if it doesn't help it's probably not worth taking
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my testosterone is 800 usually when I do my blood work and I've shown that multiple times on this podcast so if magnesium helps great if it doesn't help it's probably not worth taking
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15 years ago you did trt at the time I did HCG to boost my natural testosterone and then we just kept reassessing and we kept making sure that we're driving my testosterone into physiological normal ranges I think it's reasonable it changed my life changed my life
I'm 48 years old, not on TRT. My last testosterone was 857.
I'm generally around 10 to 11% body fat. I've had DEXA scans of my body to show that and I've shown my labs multiple times. I'll put a link here to my previous blood work to prove that I'm not taking peptides. I'm not taking TRT.