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Originally Posted by kalebarker  Fighters are not using them to raise them to natural levels. They are using them ton raise their testosterone to well above normal levels.
What is allowed under athletic commision rules is 6 times the testosterone ratio of an average person. |
Show me a ng/mL test rather than a T:E test.
Show me their actual testosterone levels then I will agree with you that TRT makes them superhuman. You have absolutely no knowledge of how much testosterone they are allowed to take.
Are you an endocrinologist? Do you work for an athletic commission?
Didn't think so.
Yours is an emotional response.
Does synthetic testosterone magically heal deteriorated joints and ligaments? Is it a magical anti-aging serum?
Nope.
Does it give someone drive psychologically?
Yes, because of the effect of a normalized amount of testosterone.
Does having your metabolic system fixed allow to fight at a higher level?
Yes.
Does it make them superhuman with infinite pain tolerance?
No.
Does it allow a fighter who doesn't produce enough a hormone be on a level playing field against the younger fighters?
That's what the intention is.
TRT sure helped Marquardt in his last fight. Did you see how aggressive he was?