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Q: Androgel for 25 year old man

asked by: alexmtl on July 27th, 2003

New User

Hi,

I'm a 25 year old man that after reading a lot of books on evolutionary psychology (S. Pinker), incresingly believe that I should start taking more testosterone in order to improve my killing instinct and business skills and drive in order to succeed in my life. Moreover, my grandfather was dead of Alzheimer and I've read that high level of testoterone prevent many of such disease.

What would you suggest me to do? Is it possible that my level of testosterone is too low at 25? I lack self confidence even if I hold good university diploma, people tell me that I'm very hansome and I'm ambituous?

Is testosterone supplement dangerous at 25 years old?

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Libby

replied on August 28th, 2003

Experienced User

Increasing your testosterone may or may not produce the affects you are looking to achieve (self-confidence, etc). What it can produce however, is what is commonly referred to as "steroid rage".

Body builders in order to more rapidly increase their body mass, inject synthetic testosterone (steroids), and this is very effective. The side-effects however, are liver damage, thickening of the muscles of the heart, surprisingly...Shrinking of testicles, and uncontrolable anger and rage.

There are non-medical solutions to your issues, such as courses you can take. I would go that route first.

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