UnderGround Forum >> seriously cut the boo sit about TRT

Glovegate - 

inf0 - 

if some half-witted moron is offended by my posting style, that's his problem...

 

That's lovely but you obviously arent very educated when it comes to this subject and yet you chose to speak anyway and very rudely at that.

I merely pointed out that you were unjustiably obnoxious since if you'd actually educated yourself you'd have known you were wrong in the first place.

I'm not angry though.  Stating facts doesn't indicate anger.  Screaming about things you don't understand probably does.

pfft get over yourself princess.. maybe you need some TRT

your man card should be revoked if it already hasn't

Herring In A Fur Coat - 

Winston Wolf - 

Herring In A Fur Coat - 

This low testosterone in ur 30s excuse is about the biggest load of horse shit ive heard.

In your expert medical opinion, at what age does a man's testosterone production begin to decline?

dont have to be an expert for the load of horsehit excuses they use.My opinion is its a load of shit and an excuse to roid up.Ya right Belfort and Henderson NEED TRT Guess what I had low sperm when trying to have kid I was 36.They didnt even consider giving me TRT.So what their sperm counts low Soooooo.

Guess what I had low sperm when trying to have kid I was 36.They didnt even consider giving me TRT

Low sperm count does not mean low testosterone.  And if you did have low T and your doctor didn't even consider giving you TRT, blame your doctor for being incompetent.

Winston Wolf - 

UGCKIRTT_SonofJockstrap - 

Getting hit in the head destroys your endocrine system, as does damaging kidneys through weight-cutting. My dad had a head injury that he didn't really come back the same from, 5 years after the fact they check his testosterone levels and they were horrible, they get him back to normal with the therapy and he's doing great now.

Not everyone on the therapy is a guaranteed user or former user, it's the sport itself. There's even a few prominent athletes in other sports who are on the therapy, the difference is those sports don't focus on weight cutting and head trauma on a regular basis.

Should athletes be on trt? Probably not, because their need for it is because their body has failed them, but in all reality, they're just hurting themselves by pushing their bodies beyond their own limits.

ya ur dad NEEDED it Some people really need it.I dont buy for one second UFC fighters NEED it

I'm sure for the majority that UFC fighters don't need it, but there has to be a couple of them where it's actually a need from kidney failure and headshots.

If guys with post-concussion syndrome in the major sports can get TUE's, I see no reason why fighters who sustain consistent head trauma can't be cleared for TUE.

True, the majority of UFC guys on it probably don't need it or cheated in the past, it doesn't mean none of them have a legitimate medical reasoning for it.

AbbottMary - lol but it hasn't proven to be harmful at all. It might actually be good for older guys? like i don't see the difference between this and having a very good diet/supplementation.

UGCKIRTT_SonofJockstrap - 

Winston Wolf - 

UGCKIRTT_SonofJockstrap - 

Getting hit in the head destroys your endocrine system, as does damaging kidneys through weight-cutting. My dad had a head injury that he didn't really come back the same from, 5 years after the fact they check his testosterone levels and they were horrible, they get him back to normal with the therapy and he's doing great now.

Not everyone on the therapy is a guaranteed user or former user, it's the sport itself. There's even a few prominent athletes in other sports who are on the therapy, the difference is those sports don't focus on weight cutting and head trauma on a regular basis.

Should athletes be on trt? Probably not, because their need for it is because their body has failed them, but in all reality, they're just hurting themselves by pushing their bodies beyond their own limits.

ya ur dad NEEDED it Some people really need it.I dont buy for one second UFC fighters NEED it

I'm sure for the majority that UFC fighters don't need it, but there has to be a couple of them where it's actually a need from kidney failure and headshots.

If guys with post-concussion syndrome in the major sports can get TUE's, I see no reason why fighters who sustain consistent head trauma can't be cleared for TUE.

True, the majority of UFC guys on it probably don't need it or cheated in the past, it doesn't mean none of them have a legitimate medical reasoning for it.

Daren, I know you have some weed. Go smoke it bro. Chillax. You're a Daddy. 

Puff puff give. Puff puff give. lol

UGCTT_mrzipplokk - 

Daren, I know you have some weed. Go smoke it bro. Chillax. You're a Daddy. 

Puff puff give. Puff puff give. lol

Winston Wolf - 

Herring In A Fur Coat - 

Winston Wolf - 

Herring In A Fur Coat - 

This low testosterone in ur 30s excuse is about the biggest load of horse shit ive heard.

In your expert medical opinion, at what age does a man's testosterone production begin to decline?

dont have to be an expert for the load of horsehit excuses they use.My opinion is its a load of shit and an excuse to roid up.Ya right Belfort and Henderson NEED TRT Guess what I had low sperm when trying to have kid I was 36.They didnt even consider giving me TRT.So what their sperm counts low Soooooo.

Guess what I had low sperm when trying to have kid I was 36.They didnt even consider giving me TRT

Low sperm count does not mean low testosterone.  And if you did have low T and your doctor didn't even consider giving you TRT, blame your doctor for being incompetent.

never claimed to be an expert and am wrong about this part of TRT.I still sthink its cheating and should be banned .I also dont agree with 6:1 it should be 1:1

Not only are you not an expert, you obviously are completely uneducated on the matter.  So please educate yourself before posting any further on the subject.

Also, what happens if someone naturally has a T:E ratio of say 1.5:1 - should they be banned from competing?

Glovegate - 

inf0 - 

if some half-witted moron is offended by my posting style, that's his problem...

 

That's lovely but you obviously arent very educated when it comes to this subject and yet you chose to speak anyway and very rudely at that.

I merely pointed out that you were unjustiably obnoxious since if you'd actually educated yourself you'd have known you were wrong in the first place.

I'm not angry though.  Stating facts doesn't indicate anger.  Screaming about things you don't understand probably does.

" unjustiably"

I can tell by your post you have about a grade 11 education.

ShawnTheBadger - Same old thread, my same exact answer. Word for word. It's only fair.



TRT is currently legal with a Doctors Rx/exemption.

TRT helps older "big star" fighters to continue to perform at a high level in the sport.

Those older fighters bring in a ton of money and interest in the sport. Money that helps to pay the younger fighters. Finances that support the sport overall.

Older fans, who usually have larger check-books than younger fans, love seeing older fighters whoopin' ass on youngsters. And those older fans are the ones that can afford the good seats at UFC events. Those older fans don't worry about the cost of a PPV.

The guys on TRT are merely prolonging their (incredibly short) careers by an additional 5-10 years. Pushing their fighting prime from ballpark age 20-30, up to ballpark age 20-38. It is not an indefinite "fix" or treatment.

The younger fighters will indeed be 30-35'ish much quicker than they think they will. Time indeed flies. Those same younger fighters complaining now, will be using TRT themselves in another 5 or 10 years. Extending their careers and earning potential for themselves, their families, and the promotion they fight for.

Fighters having a longer shelf-life and career span is good for the sport overall. It is good for the Promotions, the AC's, the younger fighters, and the fans.

Voted up.

Winston Wolf - i thouhgt UFC allowed 6x the amount

6x the amount of what? 

I repeat, please educate yourself before further comments.

ShawnTheBadger - Same old thread, my same exact answer. Word for word. It's only fair.



TRT is currently legal with a Doctors Rx/exemption.

TRT helps older "big star" fighters to continue to perform at a high level in the sport.

Those older fighters bring in a ton of money and interest in the sport. Money that helps to pay the younger fighters. Finances that support the sport overall.

Older fans, who usually have larger check-books than younger fans, love seeing older fighters whoopin' ass on youngsters. And those older fans are the ones that can afford the good seats at UFC events. Those older fans don't worry about the cost of a PPV.

The guys on TRT are merely prolonging their (incredibly short) careers by an additional 5-10 years. Pushing their fighting prime from ballpark age 20-30, up to ballpark age 20-38. It is not an indefinite "fix" or treatment.

The younger fighters will indeed be 30-35'ish much quicker than they think they will. Time indeed flies. Those same younger fighters complaining now, will be using TRT themselves in another 5 or 10 years. Extending their careers and earning potential for themselves, their families, and the promotion they fight for.

Fighters having a longer shelf-life and career span is good for the sport overall. It is good for the Promotions, the AC's, the younger fighters, and the fans.

Winston Wolf -

Herring In A Fur Coat - 

This low testosterone in ur 30s excuse is about the biggest load of horse shit ive heard.

In your expert medical opinion, at what age does a man's testosterone production begin to decline?

dont have to be an expert for the load of horsehit excuses they use.My opinion is its a load of shit and an excuse to roid up.Ya right Belfort and Henderson NEED TRT Guess what I had low sperm when trying to have kid I was 36.They didnt even consider giving me TRT.So what their sperm counts low Soooooo.

Winston Wolf - 

Herring In A Fur Coat - 

This low testosterone in ur 30s excuse is about the biggest load of horse shit ive heard.

In your expert medical opinion, at what age does a man's testosterone production begin to decline?

dont have to be an expert for the load of horsehit excuses they use.My opinion is its a load of shit and an excuse to roid up.Ya right Belfort and Henderson NEED TRT Guess what I had low sperm when trying to have kid I was 36.They didnt even consider giving me TRT.So what their sperm counts low Soooooo.

So testosterone is a steroid?

I learn new things every day.

Herring In A Fur Coat -

Trane - Voted OP up.

Aging is a part of life, why mess with mother nature? Let's not stop there, how about letting fighters 40 years+ to go on full blown steroids since their muscle mass has been naturally eroded. Let them have EPO transfusions as well since their cardio isn't as good as it used to be.

Aging is a part of life, why mess with mother nature?

So you are against all anti aging treatments across the board, not just TRT in professional athletes?

Winston Wolf - ok explain the ratio thing to me then Never said i was a doctor.I thought they were allowed 6:1 when the average is 1:1 and Overeem was 12:1 I admit im not n expert