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URGENT Please ASAP Jun 13, 2003 I cannot find information that the mans body CAN stop making testosterone after a serious accident and trauma. My general family doctor discovered after 8 years of trying to overcome a disablity that I had very little testosterone in my system and started me with angrogel and i now read about 400 in my blood. He also is allowing me to have nandrolone. I had both my pirformis muscles taken out of my hips and this reduced me to a wheelchair since i have very little strength walk. But when using angrogel and nandrolone my legs recover SOME during the night and i am now back to work 15 hrs a week. I still loose energy and strength but not for a few hours or so. THIS STUFF does work and help but i cannot find anyone in the higher medical realm understand this concept. Can YOU help please |
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