Yea, but thats similar to how testosterone is "normal" from like 100 to 900... but a 900 test individual is going to be clearly different. "Normal" just means "not a health issue" doesn't mean optimal or anything of the sort.Anything from .4 to like 4.0 is considered "normal." Stupid test imo.
Luckily that has nothing to do with eating goddamn chicken all the time.Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels.
Within the normal range of test there's no real difference. Thats why its a normal range.Yea, but thats similar to how testosterone is "normal" from like 100 to 900... but a 900 test individual is going to be clearly different. "Normal" just means "not a health issue" doesn't mean optimal or anything of the sort.
This doesn't make any sense to me. Why do steroids work if that's the case?That's a persons relative level and isn't the same thing. Two men with roughly similar physical health and activity can have wildly different levels of testosterone within that range. There's no inherent advantage for the guy with the higher number. The guy with the lower overall number could easily be more energetic, bigger, stronger, agressive etc. Its just a number that's used to determine "yeah when we see you're from here to here youre completely normal" because that's where normal healthy people test at with no symptoms of low T. Every single person has different sensitivity to it.
I don't really think he's right on that because you rarely ever see some lean athlete with low T and you never see some high T monster who has a microdick and no muscle. The amount of T in your body has a gigantic effect on you in general and not just your muscles. To say "the level doesn't matter" is just... insanity. They wouldn't ever bother testing it if that were the case they'd just go off of symptoms.This doesn't make any sense to me. Why do steroids work if that's the case?
Cite your sources please. Across a fair sample size, the gap between 300 and 900 would be completely fucking obvious. I've read countless stories of men who test in the lower areas of normal, then get on TRT, and feel fucking incredible at high normal.There's no inherent advantage for the guy with the higher number.
And the increase in testosterone is why you bulk up.... What are you even saying? Nevermind.You're not following. If your test measures 450 that doesn't mean you're experiencing less overall benefit than the guy next to you who's at 1000. That's what the natural range is. The guy at 450 could even have more free test which is usually more important. In general people cannot naturally raise their test levels higher than that which supports healthy function which is why the normal range for T is not 1000-1100ng/dl. For some people 1100 would actually be supra physiological and you'll see this from some guys who go on TRT and get to the highest "normal" range. They can end up on anti estrogen medications and develop high blood pressure, lipids etc..... because they are in effect on steroids. They do not react to that level of testosterone the same way someone does who naturally maintains it. That's why they don't produce it naturally, they don't need to and it can cause issues. They can fix it simply by dropping to a lower level in the "normal" range.
Steroids and TRT are entirely different from natural production. They raise testosterone and or androgen levels higher than is naturally possible resulting in increased effects. You can't trick your body into it, you've got to use an exogenous hormone. Even in that case when you compare people on the same dose they don't get the same results, just like the case of natural production. Some people are going to experience greater benefit than others.
Don't twist the argument. This isn't about whether higher or not higher test gets you gains. It about comparing two natural guys with differing test levels and automatically assuming the one with the higher number performs better.And the increase in testosterone is why you bulk up.... What are you even saying? Nevermind.
I think you'd need to do a whole workup, it wouldn't be JUST test levels that make one guy have more energy, gains and strength. But I guarantee you you could look at two guys and one of them has better "genetics" and the better genetics guy has a more advantageous overall endocrine workup than the other guy.Don't twist the argument. This isn't about whether higher or not higher test gets you gains. It about comparing two natural guys with differing test levels and automatically assuming the one with the higher number performs better.
I'm not twisting you're argument. You're saying Testosterone makes no difference, except when it does. Literally.Don't twist the argument. This isn't about whether higher or not higher test gets you gains. It about comparing two natural guys with differing test levels and automatically assuming the one with the higher number performs better.