I've had low T problems for a while, mainly because I've been overweight ~ 340lbs 43% bf
Since December I've been back at the gym hard (was easier now since my ex is out of the picture who always gave me a problem about it), now down to 290 with 33% bf. I've noticed some improvements with the Androgel, 82mg/day but wondering if it is worth continuing or not, versus that of buying test e.
The problem is my insurance changes next month, which means I have to jump through all the hoops to get the meds, plus the out of pocket costs will be significantly more, about $100 or more for the meds. I'm pretty sure if I get my test levels done now, they will be high enough to where the insurance doesn't want to pay for it. I fought this tooth and nail before because my levels were at 185 and they claimed that is "normal" for someone 35 years old and 6'3"
Question is, should I just go the test e route for a cycle? The goal is up to mass and gains, I've got a pretty strict diet and cardio schedule... I sure some of you are thinking lay off the aas until bf drops below 20%, but I want to get muscle mass back up, so that test levels get to a "normal" range for me while I'm continuing to drop excess body weight.
Since December I've been back at the gym hard (was easier now since my ex is out of the picture who always gave me a problem about it), now down to 290 with 33% bf. I've noticed some improvements with the Androgel, 82mg/day but wondering if it is worth continuing or not, versus that of buying test e.
The problem is my insurance changes next month, which means I have to jump through all the hoops to get the meds, plus the out of pocket costs will be significantly more, about $100 or more for the meds. I'm pretty sure if I get my test levels done now, they will be high enough to where the insurance doesn't want to pay for it. I fought this tooth and nail before because my levels were at 185 and they claimed that is "normal" for someone 35 years old and 6'3"
Question is, should I just go the test e route for a cycle? The goal is up to mass and gains, I've got a pretty strict diet and cardio schedule... I sure some of you are thinking lay off the aas until bf drops below 20%, but I want to get muscle mass back up, so that test levels get to a "normal" range for me while I'm continuing to drop excess body weight.