decrease testosterone levels

[califlower_ear]

Any suggestions on how to go about dropping my testosterone level rather rapidly?
Listed for the blood test next Monday.. Needless to say that I am trying to "organize" injections of t-rone.

Cheers

cali_ear

 

[athlete03]

You should do a search on this. But your test does drop if you suddenly stop working out. I'm not sure about the exact time line though.

 

[Kidcrush]

I read an article on this subject - @testosterone.net. If I remember correctly it seemed like a pain in the ass to do!
Good luck.

 

[George Spellwin]

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