Doctor gave me cardio scare

[OldManLogan]

Hmmm, one number I saw was low is my hrv (34- way too low for my fitness level) anyone know off hand if TRT/GH supplementation can directly affect this even at optimal levels (not supraphysiological)?

Time to get on the Forum search feature…

 

[NEMSZ]

Hmmm, one number I saw was low is my hrv (34- way too low for my fitness level) anyone know off hand if TRT/GH supplementation can directly affect this even at optimal levels (not supraphysiological)?

Time to get on the Forum search feature…

I think @Performance Based has data on this with TRT, slightly above TRT, additions like GH, Anavar, EQ and maybe a few others at varying doses etc..

Check out his threads, and hopefully he can chime in here regarding that..

 

[OldManLogan]

Definitely found a few threads to read through. I’m also considering the fact that I may be overtraining, plus now I learned that chronic pain(I’ve got injured shoulders for months of low level pain affecting my sleep) can also impact it- it’s all coming together for a solution.

 

[KingOfSushi]

but do you say that because you think GH would yield better results at the same MG, it’s safer than raising the MG?

Alongside this, I don’t think 3-4iu really does much of anything.

 

[NEMSZ]

Alongside this, I don’t think 3-4iu really does much of anything.

I plan on doing so, I just haven’t done anything bodybuilding related in terms of training or PEDs etc in well over a decade. So while I take this new endeavor I didn’t want to just throw a bunch of PEDs in or higher doses when I can probably make some good progress just from training with a bodybuilding/powerbuilding routine, getting my diet more regimented and slowly going up with the PEDs..

I just raised my Test to 500mg from 350mg on Sunday and after my CTA testing in 2 weeks, I’ll probably double the GH and see how far that gets me and slowly work my way up from there.

I don’t think I’m willing to go above 1g total whether it be just Test or some Test/Primo and 8iu GH for my goals.. If I can’t get to where I want to be with that and maintaining good health, it’s probably not for me.