Any guys use Novarel for low testosterone? Did you have any side effects?

Question

I've had 2 doses and I'm incredibly fatigued and disinterested in food. I had chills last night and body aches this morning, but I might also be sick...

Answer 1

You don't take Novarel to increase your testosterone. Guys who take testosterone on cycles take Novarel at the end of the cycle to jump start their endogenous testosterone production. When you are taking testosterone, your endogenous testosterone production stops...in simple terms you quit making your own testosterone. When you go off your cycle, sometimes your balls need a jump start. That is what Novarel is used for.

Sorry dude, using Novarel won't do you any good.

Answer 2

I think you are both way off the rails here. The reason you are not getting any side effects from your expensive herbal tablets is simply that they are hardly increasing your testosterone level at all. You are wasting your money there. Most body builders take testosterone by injecting it, usually in the enanthate or cypionate form. This allows a gradual release over several days, so that twice weekly injections are sufficient. Because testosterone occurs naturally, the body is far more tolerant to it than to most anabolic steroids, and bodybuilders often inject 1000mg or even 2000mg per week. It is also considerably cheaper than most anabolic steroids, and usually just as effective unless you're going for broke in the elite class. However, it will always have side effects, just like any other anabolic steroid will. In the case of testosterone, these are: - Aromatisation into estrogen. This can cause gyno (= man boobs). The remedy is tamoxifen (= nolvadex) or anastrozole (= arimidex). The latter is expensive but highly effective. - Shrunken balls. This is because they are no longer producing your natural testosterone. The remedy is HCG (= human chorionic gonadotrophin), which stimulates the balls to resume producing their natural testosterone (which is of course in addition to that injected). - Hair loss, if susceptible to male pattern baldness. This is due to some of the testosterone becoming converted into dihydrotestosterone, or DHT. The remedy is finasteride tablets (= fincar or proscar). It's also possible to add loniten (= minoxidil) tablets with a diuretic such as furosemide. You need to be careful with this. So do some research, and make sure you're spending your money on the right stuff! The golden rule is "don't take anything until you have researched it". Hope that helps.

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Any guys use Novarel for low testosterone? Did you have any side effects?
I've had 2 doses and I'm incredibly fatigued and disinterested in food. I had chills last night and body aches this morning, but I might also be sick...

Answer 5

Those symptoms are NOT from taking 'Novarel'.

They are from an ordinary infection such as a cold or flu.
Treat them as such.

The effects of a testosterone stimulator will be increased energy and a heightened sense of wellbeing, similar to that springtime feeling we all get.

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Answer 7

It sounds like you have the flu. If the symptoms continue for more than a few days, talk to your doctor.