Does it help with energy levels , as in you feel like doing things to live a normal life?

If you are over 50, make sure you take a psa test to check your prostate levels, you don't want to take testosterone if you have any kind of prostate cancer that you don't know about because it will feed, so to speak your cancer levels and speed up your cancer.

I've never done testosterone, but I read egg yolks raise testosterone levels, so if anyone has low levels, eat more eggs. Just be sure to eat a food to take out all the extra cholesterol, like oats.

Testosterone boosters are bullshit. It's usually a form of a natural ingredient called Tribulus. All part of the diet world trying to sell you a magic pill. All men over the age of 40 start losing testosterone and there's nothing you can do about it. 100 to 200 milligrams of Test Cypionate administered by injection once a week is all you need. If you have the money, I would suggest getting blood work done first at your doctor. But these weekly injections could be done by yourself. Again the doctor's going to want you to see him to milk you dry of your money. Most insurance companies at least here in the US, do not cover testosterone replacement therapy. Stay away from anything in a pill form. As it must travel through your liver before it hits your bloodstream. And don't worry about the old theory that steroids are bad for you. Small doses are safe. Don't worry about roid rage, you're not doing this to build muscle or become a bodybuilder. Those guys take massive amounts of multiple steroids at one time. Most advanced cycles, bodybuilders are taking an excess of 1000mg testosterone every week.

I went to my doctor because I was having trouble working more than an hour or two a day and eventually was prescribed testosterone injection supplements. It took about a year of testing and a consultation with an endocrinologist but they found my body just doesn't produce any testosterone on it's own. Pill supplements did nothing, so it was switched to injections. I get 2.5 ml every two weeks. My energy levels are much better, but it took several injections before there was an improvement. I hadn't been having an sex issues before, and don't notice much change since I started the supplement injections. You need to be careful, as doing more supplements than prescribed can lead to prostate issues. I've been on the HRT injections for about four years, and need blood tests every three months to make sure my hormone levels are stable.

He also said I would need to have a blood test to see what my current levels were and see if that's really what I need.

I have heard of men in the weight lifting world using steroids , a form of testosterone, and it lead to something called roid rage. Uncontrollable fits of anger. There are pills that say they will increase your testosterone but my doctor said they are either fakes or the doses are wrong and can lead to problems if not administered by professionals who are trained in those matters.