I'm 40, trt changed my life for the positive. I was physically depressed , not mentally. Doctors kept trying to put me on anti depression pills. Finally went to a good doctor who put me on trt. I started to be happier, cloudy mind went away, more motivated, lost a ton of weight, and blood pressure went down..

@berealz9701

5 ай бұрын

Yeah agree.... just turned 40 and been on TRT for 3 years. Depression gone, better sleep, better energy....Ive slacked here and there on lifting and I'm trying to get back on a regular schedule. Sex drive is good as well. I'm on a lower dose as well... .5ml a week...

@MrEmontano08

5 ай бұрын

Were you two healthy and in shape before the trt?

@XxGreatestyouknoWxX

5 ай бұрын

Theres not much difference between thinking about yourself too much and depression. Stop living a self-serving life and you'll live a more fulfilling life.

@RGTomoenage11

5 ай бұрын

TRZt isn’t really steroids though. Is It?

@user-tk3zl5kp5k

5 ай бұрын

@@MrEmontano08 they probably weren't lol

I lost my entire reproductive organs on a deployment in Afghanistan. I rely on TRT weekly to maintain healthy levels for my hormone therapy. It helps a lot.

@Ryan-yg7wf

5 ай бұрын

Ik a guy that happened to

@Metanoia000

5 ай бұрын

@@Ryan-yg7wfwhat a thing to say

@clifton6919

5 ай бұрын

Damn, that's harsh, man. Thank you for your service!

@patriot5.56

5 ай бұрын

That fucking sucks brother. Im sorry that happened to you. Thanks for serving.

@panthergod

5 ай бұрын

..welp. thank Bush.

Mad respect to Chris. Even with gear, his work ethic is second to none.

@JohnDoe-dp4kx

5 ай бұрын

?! the comon rethoric :"Sure I m on a gear but I work my butt off at the gym!"...It's ludicrous...without the PED those guys could not sustain more than 45 minutes of intense trainning and their muscles could not recover and grow (for at least 99% of people)...Nothing against people taking roids but give us a break and don't tell us like Arnold that the Roids just count for 5% on getting the results and the rest is just hard work and comitment...

@brennenconlee437

5 ай бұрын

@@JohnDoe-dp4kxthe rhetoric is common because it’s true. I get where you’re coming from, truly, but I know a ton of dudes on gear that look natty, or like they don’t even train. You have to be disciplined in diet, training, and sleep when you’re on gear, same as a natty. And if you’re being smart about it and trying to mitigate risk, you’re getting bloods done pre and post cycle, your watching your kidney values, liver values, triglycerides, lipids, blood pressure, red blood cell count, etc. you’re doing cardio every day, managing estrogen, there’s so much more that goes into it than the typical rhetoric of “he is only big cause he takes gear.” Most dudes that look insane, are putting insane amounts of work into it. Would they look the same natty? Of course not. But dudes like Chris would look better natty than 90% of enhanced dudes you see at your local gym. Not trying to be confrontational, just my two cents

@kendracampbell-it7mw

5 ай бұрын

@@JohnDoe-dp4kx well not 5% i think more but there's fat power lifters, strong men competitors, Olympic lifters that lack in areas, they all use steroids and are on diets. But, none look as aestetic as Mr. Olympia. The training, knowledge, and diet make the difference. Yeah steroids help a lot but you won't become a pro body builder using and sitting on your butt eating chips and drinking soda everyday.

@briky7126

5 ай бұрын

@@JohnDoe-dp4kxhard work and commitment is absolutely everything. Where you’re getting the notion of gear being the key source here is what’s actually ludicrous. There are plenty of people out here using and take their diet and recovery half assed and guess what? Their results look half assed as well. If gear played such a dramatic role in the world of gym culture we’d all be in the Olympia by now. Gear is not and has never been the biggest key player in bodybuilding. The sooner people understand that the better people will look and feel.

@stefanvitali7616

5 ай бұрын

@@JohnDoe-dp4kxwhat makes you think you know more?

Started TRT in Feb at 52 when my levels were below 100 prescribed by my endocrinologist. Tested my levels on Halloween and my total was 1189, free - 181, SHBG - 34, Estrogen 104, Red and White blood cell count all within range with zero sides. I take 80mg per week and have never felt better. I do eat clean, lift heavy and walk 3 miles per day.....CONSISTANTLY. When done correctly and under a doctor's care, TRT is life changing.

@wford8987

5 ай бұрын

Wow, I'm on 150mg a week and I'm only at 900, free - 30. Your estrogen is really high though but as long as you feel okay,

@MrDracula0000

5 ай бұрын

is your sperm still good on TRT how does it work on that regard

@felixnotthecat4249

5 ай бұрын

what are you taking?!?!? oO 250mg/week => 1170ng/dl

@Culterin

5 ай бұрын

@@felixnotthecat4249 Everyone responds differently you clown. Theres no simple equation

@clarencedolan699

5 ай бұрын

@@wford8987 My estrogen is low, very low, 104 on a scale where the highest is 402 pg/mL per my endocrinologist and the scale, I’m comfortably in the green. I have zero belly fat and maintain around 12% BF.

I only say my prayers and take my vitamins brotha! Hulk Hogan

@christopherflynn5359

5 ай бұрын

Yeah well, I'm all out of bubble gum....

@justaguy328

5 ай бұрын

Forgot the training my brother!

@lou1968

5 ай бұрын

Hell yh brotha man!

@thecap5222

2 ай бұрын

"vitamins" 😂

Respect for this man’s honesty. Refreshing.

@Willy_Gee

4 ай бұрын

I have noticed a lot of big influencers in the body building community are more open about their use of PED's and the risk that comes from it

@johnouellet4099

3 ай бұрын

Really? What did you expect him to say? Every single bodybuilder ever is on steroids

@Willy_Gee

3 ай бұрын

@@johnouellet4099 we know that but some dudes pretend to be natty and for beginners especially it’s very hard for them to know the difference so having the biggest face in bodybuilding rn be honest about it is big

@enteoz1694

3 ай бұрын

@@johnouellet4099 Lol bullshit

@johnreidy2804

2 ай бұрын

Chris's father Dagwood is a very cool guy

Im 43. I do body weight workouts 5 to 6 days a week religiously. I surf as much as I can, probably 3 to 4 days a week for at least 3 hours a session. I eat extremely healthy. I have more energy then I know what to do with. I recommend going the natural route for as long as possible. Once you start this stuff you cant go back. Eat healthy and workout as much as possible.

@andysoulouque

5 ай бұрын

🎯

@trotts1885

5 ай бұрын

Solid

@jdagreat4595

5 ай бұрын

Yeah its sad because thats all the industry is about short cuts. What these guys dont admit is they use these short cuts and now their bodies is jacked up. If u never touch this stuff the human body produces all the things they need

@miken2968

5 ай бұрын

That's great if you have the time and resources..otherwise.. trt

@jefersondeoliveiramachado1884

5 ай бұрын

True that! thanks brother

Thank god for people like Chris. Too many young guys are jumping on steroids or 'TRT' even though their natural test levels are fine. You can build a great natty physique, there's really no need to do gear unless you want to compete or your income relies on being

@josephkhoshghalb3962

5 ай бұрын

yeah yeah yeah , he used it beacame famous thats why he is invvited now its bad don't use it

@Jakob_23

5 ай бұрын

@@josephkhoshghalb3962no one should have to use it if they don’t need it. And most people aren’t going to be Mr Olympia they don’t have the genetics for it. Young men don’t think about long term they think if they feel fine now while on roids they will be fine down the line which is not the case. Ronnie Coleman and Phil Hearn both didn’t use steroids until after 30 they even preach about waiting until your body has reached its natural limit and has slowed down growth.

@jarate5922

5 ай бұрын

@@josephkhoshghalb3962exactly Same for the 17 year old kid blasting everything and now he’s rich and famous , you can’t be rich and famous as a natty

@bengoodes1581

5 ай бұрын

Very true. Totally agree. The ego can be a slippery slope. Keep it in check . So many youngsters with so much social media are just programmed by an image . Its not health. Training is lifelong. The enjoyment of it. Health matters more than image.

@mattr918

5 ай бұрын

I made pretty good progress with low test. Started at 123, got to a very lean 165 before getting on trt at 27..

Chris is a great ambassador for the sport and a super nice guy. Always humble since our first gym and competition days in 2014

@NeiltheDeal

2 ай бұрын

He’s a hypocrite

@hayopbeast3079

2 ай бұрын

@@NeiltheDealhow so? I am curious.

@ThanhNguyen-tl6ve

11 күн бұрын

@@hayopbeast3079 Chris has never hurt his family before ... The only one thing that made him say that is jealousy

If there's anything I learned from Clash of Clans it's not to rush your town hall... Max out everything you can first otherwise you'll be chasing gains in a constant, baseline level deficit. You're putting your body in a continuous disadvantage forever in small or possibly big ways you can't fathom.

Chirs is amazingly humble and down to earth for someone who have achieved what he achieved so far. It is impressive to see individuals like him

You guys are stepping it up to the next level with this guest. Thank you and keep them coming.

@Moistye

2 ай бұрын

Just eat healthy organic foods

Cbum is the most famous bodybuilder on the planet right now awesome to see him doing interviews

@SirCaco

5 ай бұрын

I was under the impression that that honor went to Ramon Dino, but I guess they're both up there these days.

@TJ-po9ol

20 күн бұрын

Arnold still is

Chris Bumstead is probably the *Realist* Dude in the Game. Bless Up King.

@TheCodyMac

5 ай бұрын

King? Cringe, bro.

@malachifullerton3042

5 ай бұрын

He's not tho.. he's telling lots of lies and lines that he is "supposed" to say

@geeunit831

5 ай бұрын

@@TheCodyMac Why do you care if he called him a king? Don't be a douche.

@FLOYD-MAYWEATHER-TBE

5 ай бұрын

Every elite bodybuilder always says they don’t take that much gear 😂 literally everyone

@fishertheadore6095

5 ай бұрын

@TheCodyMac Nah King, ain't nothin' cringe with callin' another Brotha King. We all Kings Bruh, meant to be tha Best We can be in whatever Endeavor We choose. So I say to You KingCody, Bless Up King.

I never really knew this guy aside from the fact that he is Mr. Olympia but boy am I so glad and surprised to listen to him say stuff about steroids and supplements exactly the way I've been seeing it. It gives that solid confirmation with a big stamp of approval. I had to rely on my intuition since there are so many information on this topic. Chris Bumstead really nailed it on this one.

I love what chris is saying here. Reasonable and safe approach. He’s not shying away from the discussion.

You got guys like Sam Sulek who is an absolute monster, just turned 21 and is heavily on the sauce. The guy has a massive following of teenagers on social media who are watching everything he does and copying it. I think social media is responsible for kids taking gear at a young age.

@Dan16673

5 ай бұрын

Who cares Dude is filthy rich now

@mitchcallander2608

5 ай бұрын

He might be filthy rich NOW but the kids he is influencing may not be. His health may be so impacted before he even hits 30 that his wealth will be spent trying to get his health back.

@Joe_Crowley

5 ай бұрын

Just turned 21? Dang he looks 35

@7000U9ZHIFT

5 ай бұрын

​@Joe_Crowley he looks old as shit

@Dan16673

5 ай бұрын

@@mitchcallander2608 so what he choices

36 just completed 12 weeks on TRT and I’m now just feeling the side effects and all of them positive. My levels were 320 before I started, pretty low and wasn’t feeling so hot. Low energy, low libido, slow muscle growth, weight gain, brain fog, depression etc. definitely agree if you’re 35+ and have Low T doesn’t hurt to give it a go. All my issues were corrected.

@SWOTHDRA

5 ай бұрын

36 is too young tho

@Saltypup187

5 ай бұрын

@@SWOTHDRAeh, maybe? Feel great though 🤷🏻‍♂️

@udontkno4215

5 ай бұрын

​@@SWOTHDRA theres no set age for trt. Theres teenagers that r prescribed trt at young ages because their hypogonadal. Look at steff efferding he got on it at at 18 n changdd his life . Im 30 n i just started my level was 299 and i tried for a whole year tsking natural supplements n everything but it only went up to 350 when i was do8ng everything right given the fact i had like 25 percent body fat but now im 15 pounds less , same strength way more cut n like 6 or 7 percent less body fat from just 2 months

@rockieg02

5 ай бұрын

But you’ll forever be that ..kinda sad reality

@Saltypup187

5 ай бұрын

@@rockieg02 forever be what?

Appreciate the honesty

Hearing this podcast reminds of the days I use to compete in bodybuilding (80's, early 90's). There were "underground" books that you could get to help you with acquiring knowledge on steroids, dosages, cycles, types, etc., but it was very difficult to find. It was mostly trial and error or talking to other bodybuilders who used. I remember a magazine back in the day called Muscle Media 2000 that was really good and would talk about steroids, supplements, etc. that was great.

@onebigcracker

5 ай бұрын

Dan Duchaine...The UG Steroid Handbook printed on no copy paper. lol people used to xerox that entire book and share it among friends. BP also exposed the whole gay for pay thing nobody wants to talk about to this day. 👍

@BadgerBJJ

5 ай бұрын

Bill Phillips!!! Muscle Media 2000 was the first to be honest in a good way.

It is absolutely PHENOMENAL to see Chris on this podcast and sharing this information with the world. Love this show and you guys get tremendous guests. Please keep up the great work!

I’ve been on TRT for a few years. I’m 36. If you ever have that feeling where your legs feel constantly tired, that’s what it was for me constantly. Once I got on TRT, that feeling completely disappeared. I’m not going to say motivation all of a sudden appeared, but it’s so much easier to go do something and be productive. I also gained about 20lbs since. 😄

@OddManGraham

5 ай бұрын

You are on steroids

@assierberhane6973

5 ай бұрын

Ahahahahshshahahshhsh lol okay sure buddy

@rambomoore381

5 ай бұрын

​@OddManGraham yeah... he literally just admitted to that!

@The_RealDon

5 ай бұрын

@@assierberhane6973I don’t understand what’s so funny?

@EvilVon777

5 ай бұрын

Same feeling when you have an autoimmune disorder.. you should get an ANA test

Thanks for sharing

Very educative, thanks to you both

3:30 TRT vs Test 5:30 Start very small if you must 9:15 Supplements

@DjDJRwuk

5 ай бұрын

Appreciate you bro

Around 38 I started feeling not myself. Brain fog, depression etc. I’ve had friends that were on TRT at the time. I didn’t wanna pull the trigger on it because I was competitive weightlifting and I’m a pilot but still the time, I didn’t know I could be on TRT and it was approved by the FAA. About a year ago I retired from competitive weightlifting and about 6 months ago I started TRT and Semorelin and holy shit I feel amazing. Much more clear minded, starting to lose weight around the belly, no depression, lifting has been amazing, not to mention my health insurance covers all my TRT treatments, not the peptides though. What really blew me away is, not all health insurances will cover it, yet they’ll cover poisons going into your body to mask the symptoms, and your PC doctors won’t give them to, you because your T fall in the “normal range” but they’re fast to give you antidepressants which I poison. But I do understand why they do it.

@Ricky-mo6mv

Ай бұрын

There is no excuse for every man to not be given the option to go on TRT by his PCP if he so chooses. If a man wants to, he will do it anyway but would be forced to do it “illegally” from sources that may not be so trustworthy.

Great interview

First time I've seen your pod. And I watch many. Gained a subscriber. You are one of the few that ask all the right questions. I'm 39 years old. Been training consistently for about 11 years , by that I mean usually 5 times a week during that time. Getting harder now slightly I'm getting closer to 40, so more like 4 days a week. When you train that often and for that long you do become in tune with your body. And I have noticed I need more of a mental push to get there now. I am fairly happy with my physice and strength levels. Push myself most sessions whilst being mindfully. Nutrition is key, adequate minerals. I see many young people on test/steroids now. Don't seem to have the mental strength to go at it without untill their 40s. Trt is basically cruising for many now. I have contemplated trt. Had my levels checked and I am near the low end. I'm glad I havnt touched any yet and and still happy with performance and gains albeit getting harder. But then again it should I'm getting older. I plan on holding off on trt for as long as possible. At least untill my 40s.longer if poss. But with the research I've done I believe there will come a time where it will be beneficial health wise to jump on. I think a lot of young people only see hear and read the positives. What they want to hear really. There are so many negatives especially jumping on young. The hard work mental strength commitment and realistic expectations seems to be lacking in these young kinds. No guidence maybe. By the way body building supplement wise I can attest that Creatine does work, is healthy, not just for the muscle but for the brain, and is safe so is worth it. Protein as well but no way near as much as is pushed. One shake a day for me, mixed with flax, honey, olive oil, oats, peanut butter. People don't understand the value of a calorie. If you are overweight in any way do you really think you need more protein because you work out?.. No is the answer. And it can take an hour on the treadmill to burn a packet of crisps. So understand the value of a calorie

I am 57 years old, work out 3 times a week, walk 40 minutes daily, eat 5 times a week in-house cooked food, read meat 2 times a week, I am 6”1 weight 197 lbs. I don’t feel the need to take steroids or TRT, my wife is 18 years younger than me. If I go over 205 lbs and I don’t sleep well because of stress, my energy, most likely, my testosterone goes down.

@perc-ai

5 ай бұрын

How did u get a wife 18 yrs younger that’s Leonardo di caprio levels

@donjuan914

8 күн бұрын

You eat 5 times a week in house cooked food? Can you elaborate on that a bit

On TRT because of a pituitary tumor, it really saved my life. Gained 60 lbs, no libido, depression, now the strongest I’ve been in 37 years

You have to respect the honesty.

Great to hear some honesty from a bodybuilder for once 👌

PBD tryna get on that cycle 😂

As a 10+ year gym goer i decided i would not take any enhancement or trt unless i was going to compete or medically needed it there's always a side effect.

@cj-nyc2057

5 ай бұрын

lol.

@Andrew-pv8oz

5 ай бұрын

There’s also a side effect to not doing it

@oumuamua1963

5 ай бұрын

@@Andrew-pv8oz what? I had mine tested it was on the low end of the natural limit i still have made good gains at the gym in strength and size compared to the average person, there are lifestyle changes i can make to improve my testosterone levels but ultimately i wouldn't want to be on the high end of the natural limit, i would take TRT if it was medically recommended but for now that not something i want to add into my like

@djurius

2 ай бұрын

Yeah if you have low trt. Mine is really high naturally but if you have weak genes then sure you gotta hit the needle

Good advice Keeping it real!!

You the man Cbum. Good on you for staying true

Im 36 ive never had my test checked or anything. I eat steak and eggs every day i sleep alot. I work full-time with two kids. I lift weights every day and train kick boxing . I feel great.

@Godsgift666

3 ай бұрын

Cool story , now add a shot of 250mg pure testosterone to that

TRT is amazing. But if the supply runs out. It’ll be bad bad news

@user-qk8yk7km1n

5 ай бұрын

That’s why I’m reluctant to go back on, it’s for life when you start

You can tell just how honest Chris is!!!! Just a real genuine guy! Love it

I'm glad you had Chris on.

I did TRT a few years ago, for insomnia, then I cycled off of it. Since then, I've gotten married and we're trying to have a child, and have been for over a year, but it's incredibly difficult as my spermcount dropped to unregisterable levels. I'm currently taking Clomid to try to bring my natural test back up and hoping for the best. I never thought I wanted kids, but here we are. Do your research. If you plan on having children, DO NOT TAKE TEST.

@BranimalsTruth

5 ай бұрын

I'm there now. I feel so sick from the withdrawal and clomid.

@chriscornelius2518

5 ай бұрын

Or make sperm donations before you go on TRT. I have read the same stories from guys in your situation. It's tough.

@erickerr3823

5 ай бұрын

You need HCG. Sperm count will come back.

@SimonGarstin

5 ай бұрын

This is repairable naturally. If you are interested I can help you.

@navdimpleandourgems9781

5 ай бұрын

Yea sure ive been on test since i was 19 yrs old and i have 3 kids and im 35 now. Search up baby making protocol. My bro had zero sperm count and voila he has a healthy beautiful baby girl now like couple of weeks ago. Do your proper research bro!!!

You have to appreciate cbum for his honesty and transparency. Congrats on the Olympia win brotha!

Love to see my LIL BRO thriving 💪

Pat continues to bring interesting and valuable content.

Cbum straight up keeping it 100% i respect that

I’m 42, forgot which pro I heard say it’s not worth it unless you’re one of the top pros and even then it doesn’t pay as much as other less risky sports. luckily was a hardcore bodybuilding fan and understood the risk, knew being a pro wasn’t my long term career plan and made the choice to stay natural. All my buddies that did cycles are fat or weak or need trt. I’m still close to the same weight, look and strength as my prime in my early twenties. Everything still in good working order if you get me

@desertraider8628

5 ай бұрын

Same here at age 40 ,played the long game training and it paid off.i had friends who juiced and they had gyno and all sorts of problems

ALWAYS best content kaka patrick!

@cosmiclight6633

2 ай бұрын

Siss.y

Mad respect for the honesty, doesn't take any shine away from him and he's doing right by this generation of men!

Chris is the man for being real and advising the youth!

@josephkhoshghalb3962

5 ай бұрын

yeah once he used it got famous , money , invited to podcast

@Jakob_23

5 ай бұрын

@@josephkhoshghalb3962except no one else is like Chris bumsted.

@nf9098

5 ай бұрын

​@@josephkhoshghalb3962he's a bodybuilder idiot, the kids following not, they will take drugs for nothing, they don't compete or make money with it

7:15 “There’s a lot more to say about that than just taking more drugs” well said Chris 👏🏼

I respect sincerity

long overdue , but glad this is being spoken about !

Out of highschool I was super scrawny, 6’3 & about 150 pounds. After my first cycle I was over 200. It’s a huge benefit but once you get off you lose that drive to keep working out & become super lazy. It’s great being on it but it really sucks getting off

@Wannagetpaid415

3 ай бұрын

Same experience after 14 week Primo/Test/Var cycle. Shrunk a bit afterward tho. Hardly any side effects after stopping. Guess if you’re young, bounce back is easier.

@Givven

2 ай бұрын

Never had any lack of motivation when I get off, you have to know that of course you are going to lose a bit of size, pump and strength, but still, if you keep training while suplementing with HCG during cycle, and then use clomid, your levels will bump back up in 2-3 months, it's all about getting through those months.

@FunnyFlirtTalks

2 ай бұрын

You guys are cool steroids aren’t cool if you’re on them year round

@Daddy1138-

Ай бұрын

@@Givven okay well you don’t represent everyone on the planet, that was my experience so I shared it to help younger people understand. most of your gains are water weight at least in my case so it’s not even really all 100% muscle. not worth taking at all.

High testosterone levels are extremely important for mens mental health. This is why TRT is a critical modality for men over 45.

Best info I heard so far! Fix everything first. Nutrition. Work ethic instead of druggin more! Muscle maturity over time. Good stuff!

I respect him so much for having all these different kinds of guests on!!❤

Derek's (MPMD) videos are a good place to start learning about the sauce.

@SWOTHDRA

5 ай бұрын

Nah, dude fukked up his body

Where can I purchase testosterone online

@kdotlife4308

5 ай бұрын

Ive been using trt from this online company called prestige pharma store for the last 6 months....great results.

@LegitscopeHeather-bo1om

5 ай бұрын

Thanks I will be sure to check them out

@getsetbrah8798

5 ай бұрын

​@@kdotlife4308 what's the link?

@kdotlife4308

5 ай бұрын

​@@getsetbrah8798just type in prestige pharma store it will come up

Not a bodybuilding fan per se but Chris seems like an all around good soul. Kudos to him

I really appreciate his honesty about taking gear

@randal3122

5 ай бұрын

why is it called gear? thats such an odd term to me

@mouseyboy

5 ай бұрын

@@randal3122 it's just slang, also gear encompasses more than roids

@randal3122

5 ай бұрын

@@mouseyboy thats a really odd slang term

The fact he owns a supplement company and openly says anything other that creatine and a protein powder it’s really necessary shows he’s a real one 👌

@ugo7233

5 ай бұрын

That’s 99% of his sales nobody buys fat burners and stuff anymore

@karnige5804

5 ай бұрын

because any moron knows hes on it

I am 50 and do TRT therapy and love it. Doctor prescribed high and test and feel great. God bless

@OddManGraham

5 ай бұрын

Steroids is a helluva drug

Chris is such a classy, great dude, hes an amazing ambassador for bodybuilding.

This is the best conversation on steroids and hormone replacement I've heard. Good stuff guys.

Just look at Vin Diesel between movies from a decade ago. As soon as he was off the juice, all his muscle disappeared within a few weeks and he had a gut. That was crazy to me, since I used to rigorously work out in my early thirties, until having kids, not so much now in my early forties. Yet, I STILL have the majority of the muscle I built in my thirties and it's never "gone away". I've never taken a steroid in my life.

@ITSWHATEVAHBYTYRFREE-wf8pd

5 ай бұрын

Same here..been exercising since 13..im 50 now and my testosterone is checked monthly because i had my thyroid removed. TEST is 681. Which is GREAT for my age. NO roids or TRT ever. But these guys are in the comment section talking about 1100!! And theyre 39 years old taking TRT. Goddamm.

@jacobc7643

5 ай бұрын

@@ITSWHATEVAHBYTYRFREE-wf8pd Its gross. talking about "normal" yeah normal for a fucking 20 year old, you are almost 50 bro you aren't supposed to have the T of a 20 year old lmfao.

@VidzMisc

5 ай бұрын

@@ITSWHATEVAHBYTYRFREE-wf8pdincredible if true, great genetics

@nickypipes3004

5 ай бұрын

Spot on

@TheJBSFamily

5 ай бұрын

once you have the muscle mass, one can workout like 1-2x a week and maintain it relatively simply!

Years of working nights in my 20s depression and always feeling weak I checked my testosterone and it was 265. Got on trt at 32 now I’m a different person

@mann8283

5 ай бұрын

I feel like working nights had to do a lot with it. The only time I was depressed in my life was when I worked nights- didn’t see the sun

@lofipro2209

5 ай бұрын

@@mann8283that working nights shit should be banned. Instead of working nights shut the stores down for a day or two and if you forgot to get something well your shitted out luck sooner then later nobody in America is going to wanna work from lack of pay and overworking and shitty hours on top of not work balance life then we will be ducked my friend it will be nobody else’s fault but the our main people in office

@shaunbdanielz

2 ай бұрын

You could have just fixed your sleep and you would have been fine

@AJ-nd4nk

Ай бұрын

You shouldn't be doing trt in your 30s man. Your lifestyle was the issue. Get 8-9 hours of sleep a night, clean up your diet, be active with some weights, and have a healthy sex life. You'll see your test levels naturally skyrocket.

Both respect for chris and the interviewer ❤👍🏻he really asked very good questions and chris gave beautiful answers

I'm 32, and I've been on track for a little over a year now. I'm NEVER coming off. It is amazing.

I'm 39 and I've been working out since I was 26. I love my progress and physique. Did blood work to check testosterone and its 897 lmao. Eggs are the most powerful food ever specially the yolk. Eat whole eggs on their own with out carbs.

@jutjub22

4 ай бұрын

I have similar level and I eat a lot of eggs too haha. At 38yo level is high 700 - low 800, but Free T is more important, mine is at middle or so, could be better. What is you FT level. Carbs are important for recovery too, no need to avoid it too much.

It took me until I was 24 to be able to hit 170lbs and have 8% BF. Started lifting st 140lbs at 21 and 3 years of a solid diet and grinding took me that long.

Chris is an all around champion! I’m a bodybuilder fanatic, and he is so right. If your schedule isn’t perfect, nutrition, recovery, workout plan, your PED regiment will not be perfect and you’ll fail. For Males, wait until your thirty to make that decision

As a 47-year-old woman, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has significantly restored my vitality and overall well-being, including my drive and motivation. Previously, I was prescribed various medications for anxiety, hypertension, depression, and weight management, all of which proved ineffective. In my frustration, I decided to educate myself extensively on the subject of hormones. The results were nothing short of transformative, akin to winning a substantial prize. I am now free of all medications, my weight is returning to levels reminiscent of my teenage years, and I am flourishing. HRT can be remarkably beneficial for women over the age of 35. It is advisable to have your hormone levels assessed, and for younger women, establishing a hormonal baseline can be invaluable for future health. 💪🏼💖

TRT when used properly can treat PTSD better than damn near anything

@josephbanker3829

Ай бұрын

I'm starting next week, I hope it helps with mine

Pat’s a master at getting people to admit things they’re clearly not comfortable talking about. 👍🏼👍🏼

@ryansibley7656

5 ай бұрын

Hes talked about this a million times lol

@tecumseh4095

5 ай бұрын

@anthonywiktor8669 nope!

@abrahamissac5938

5 ай бұрын

he’s getting old, so i think he’s interested to get back be strong but maybe he is just sponsoring the product.

35 here, been active/working out since 15. 180lbs 6 feet tall. Started at 230lbs then when i hit 22, i dropped to 180 and been that way ever since. No drugs/peds/trt, it can be done if you put in the work and adapt a healthy lifestyle.

CBum is the real deal. Admits he has taken gear, speaks about his health struggles, advices against gear usage because well, I don’t even take gear but I’ve done my research and nah, if one wanna go on trt (not roids) then I really rather advice ppl do that. I’m not a dude tho nor am I trying to compete for Ms. Olympia, I just like following bodybuilders and learn workouts and nutrition from them to have more gains.

I'm doing trt and it changed me life. Talk to a doctor who specializes in trt don't listen to people online

@RoodBull_SAMA

5 ай бұрын

yeah people are crazy

"Hardcore means it's probably harder on the body" what a scholar lol

55 and have been on trt for 6months , so far so good .

I’ll buy anything Chris is selling for his honesty and desire to help people make a well weighed decision

Feels like this was filmed in a vending machine 😂

When you start TRT you better never go broke. Your body can and will stop making natural testosterone at all.

@SWOTHDRA

5 ай бұрын

Yup

@clifton6919

5 ай бұрын

Depends. I'm on clomid, 12.5 mg a day, and if I stop, my test levels don't crash because clomid actually forces your body to produce more natural testosterone.

@kitjones6896

5 ай бұрын

My balls got real small and I lost hair. But when I stopped cold turkey after 2 months everything went back to normal even my drive. I was only on it for 8 months though. Um I didn't workout at all and one day after a shower I looked in the mirror and I looked like a marvel super hero not lying. I had a huge upside down / triangular shaped upper body with popping shoulders ,traps arms, and a tapered waist.

@saleens330

5 ай бұрын

Balls will shrink but they’ll go back to normal after a month. Depending on how long you use it. I’ve known ppl to do it for a year on TRT. Stopped and later had T’s checked. It was still higher than before they took TRT.

@mann8283

5 ай бұрын

@@kitjones6896did your hair come back?

TRT and HRT for 3 years….. i will never stop❤️

At 7 mins cbums advise is pretty good

Trt is an easy cop out for problems brought on by poor diet and lack of strenuous exercise. Thanks to ultra processed foods, lack of real meat dairy etc and a sedentary lifestyle. Added to that, stress and a lack of sleep.

@FamilyManMoving

5 ай бұрын

Sometimes. But an otherwise healthy 45 year old, with a total T level below 200 ng/dl is not going to get into a normal range with altered lifestyle. It is interesting that the worldwide drop in T levels tends to occur in lockstep with the move to service-based economies. So your point on the lack of physical activity has some data behind it. I don't know that we have enough data to pin a tag on processed foods, but my instinct agrees with yours. We just need better data - and a mechanism - to point that finger. That said, there are a ton of known reasons to avoid them. No need to wait.

@KiRa-fy6uq

5 ай бұрын

I think you're right

@kurtisviktor3314

2 ай бұрын

Maybe. I started with a complete diet change. Already was a 5 day a week gym junky. A friend suggested that first. Meat/veggies-low carb/minimal processed food if any and lots of water/plenty of sleep for 2 years starting at age 32. After not improving same buddy suggested I get my T checked. I put it off and put it off but I just kept feeling run down. Got it done a few times 2 years later and clocked in between 280-320. At age 34 I finally got on TRT after my new Physician explained to me I had the testosterone levels of a 70 year old man lol. I was on it for 2 years and felt so much better after they got it up to the 600-700 range. Ended up moving and had to discontinue for about a year. Went to a Urologist through a referral. Tested again. Back down to low 300s. That was at age 37. I’m now 40. On very low dose of TRT currently 100mg a week, 2 pins of 50mg per week. Sitting roughly 500-600 2 days after pinning. Hemoglobin hasn’t been over 16 yet. For some of us…our balls stop delivering. I feel good though. Work out 6 days a week. Still going with same diet. Very few complaints for being 40 other than I’m not retired. Take care.

@kurtisviktor3314

2 ай бұрын

I will say to your post. I agree, going with a solid low carb/meat-veggie diet plus exercise is a good route to try first. That being said everything around us has chemicals that disrupt our hormones. I’m sure you can go through a normal household and find-shampoo/deodorant/body wash/hair gel/lotion/cleaning supplies/detergent/dryer sheets…I mean you name it. Scan those products with one of those apps that tell you what chemicals are in them. I would be willing to bet 90% have some negative effect on your hormone and reproduction. When’s the last time you searched your public water you shower in everyday? I have a filter on my shower head and don’t drink tap water. If I actually told friends and family that they would think I’m crazy. But your tap water has chemicals that negatively affect your hormone and reproductive system. We shower/drink/wash our dishes and clothes in it. My point being is these things are around us 24-7. Diet and exercise might not be enough. Long gone are the days of our grandparents and great grandparents where you got your water from a well-grew your own vegetables-bought meat from a local butcher and natural cleaning products.

@AJ-nd4nk

Ай бұрын

Yeah agreed. People in the comments saying they are on trt in their 30s is ridiculous. I'd say you shouldn't be doing it until you're over 45. My test levels significantly improved just by going from 5-6 hours sleep a night to 8-9 hours.

Long term high doses of Tren is the way forward. Thanks Cbum.

@geasy5874

5 ай бұрын

No

Yeah the transparency from him is awesome. Like he didnt get upset that you started asking him for his expertise, instead of a walkthrough of his day to day.

thank you chris i value your opinion here greatly

I am 40 now and was on TRT for about 3 years using it subcutaneous every 3 days ~100mg a week total. TRT not only turned my blood to Ragu, it made sleeping difficult, drastically increased my BP and made me mentally unstable. I did the blood dumps ever 9 or weeks or so to mitigate the blood thickening. I was taking Arimidex to lower the estrogen effects of exogenous testosterone. So I was checking all the safety boxes. My advice is be careful its not a cure all and I'd say its over prescribed. Your TRT range is highly subjective so if you don't have an 800 ng/dl or 600 ng/dl Test level thats okay. Do your research and be careful from the TRT clinics they are cash machines for doctors. 💯💯

@clifton6919

5 ай бұрын

That's over 200 mg a week which was probably too much. I was on 100-125 mg a week and felt awesome. Great libido, energy and sleep. Now I'm on 12.5 mg of clomid.

@DapperCracker512

5 ай бұрын

@@clifton6919 I meant total for the week. I've considered just going back to take Clomid. How frequent is your dosage?

@RR-bd9oi

5 ай бұрын

@@DapperCracker512100mg a week is really low. Should be taking at least twice that amount

@clifton6919

5 ай бұрын

@@DapperCracker512 12.5 mg day. That's 1/4 of a 50 mg tablet.

@DapperCracker512

5 ай бұрын

@@clifton6919 Where does that keep your levels and any side effects?

Elite genetics usually become apparent within a year of training, maybe 2 at most. I've seen many of those types over the years and within 2 years they already look better than everyone else in the gym, even guys who have been training for 20 years or more.

Honest info thank you Chris!

I always thought about doing 2 cycles and keeping the gains but now I feel like it’s not really worth it, the risks are just too high.

Right now I don't have any testosterone on my body, none. Have tumor on my brain that's turning me into a very old man and I'm fighting to get this surgery.

@jillkramer4438

5 ай бұрын

🙏 🌹 🙏

@colettespencer3357

5 ай бұрын

Prayers❤

@JacobPalmerr

5 ай бұрын

Be well brother!

@andypearce5537

5 ай бұрын

🙏❤️😞

Training, eat, recover, inject, repeat.

@armfarmcharm

5 ай бұрын

Eat clen, tren hard, test your limit, anavar give up.

Need to have Chris and MPMD on a podcast that could be amazing.

I remember when I was in my early twenties and working out at this health club and there was this one guy who was in college also working out there. You knew right away he was on steroids because it looked like his body was carved out of stone. About a year later I didn't see him at the gym for a while and I found out that he had a heart attack and died. I also heard that he told his friends that if he died he wanted to die big. So young to lose your life to steriods.

I’m on Masteron, 500mg of Test C a week, tren, deca and primo and it’s great. My pickleball performance has never been better.

TRT is not steroids... it just puts you back in a normal T range. My levels dipped in my late 30's... 46 now & not a single side effect, but I'm on a very low dose. My doctor has me on HCG & an anti-estrogen to balance everything out.

@TheMicahwitz

5 ай бұрын

I’d rather just not mess with my hormones.

@ClubMayhem

5 ай бұрын

Cope

@elllortv9983

5 ай бұрын

Rumors are that it causes cancer

@chrispierce619

5 ай бұрын

False. TRT is testosterone which is a steroid.

@medic1937

5 ай бұрын

Same here. Been on TRT for years because my natural test was almost non existent.

Wow….didnt expect this interview.

We need the sources man. What websites