This is the dilemna with me too. I've been on Propecia for about 2 and a half years and have the same side effects as lower libido, not being able to get it up in bed, and feeling the same levels of attraction and arousal towards women that I used to. However, I still continue to take Propecia because I don't think that I could handle living life as a bald man, especially within the rock n roll scene which I love being a part of.
However, these side effects have really been pissing me off lately. I've always been a big weight-lifter and I feel that Propecia has really affected my lifting and my muscular structure. Pre-finasteride, my muscles always felt hard and firm, and now oftentimes they feel soft and flabby, even after a workout. This makes sense that Propecia would be affecting my muscles this way because it inhibits the production of a chief form of testosterone throughout the entire body, and testosterone is what causes muscles to grow and remain firm. This is why men are more muscular than women, because of the levels of testosterone that they produce.
I actually want to get back on creatine for a bit because it really boosts my workout performance and could counteract the muscular side effects of Propecia. But I've heard that since creatine elevates the levels of testosterone in the body, it could cause hair loss. And frankly, I'm getting sick and tired of constantly lowering the levels of testosterone in my body. Hell, most men are looking to increase their testosterone levels for things like workout and sexual performance. However, men who are committed to stopping their hair loss will watch out for products that elevate their testosterone levels. This is just ridiculous.
However, these side effects have really been pissing me off lately. I've always been a big weight-lifter and I feel that Propecia has really affected my lifting and my muscular structure. Pre-finasteride, my muscles always felt hard and firm, and now oftentimes they feel soft and flabby, even after a workout. This makes sense that Propecia would be affecting my muscles this way because it inhibits the production of a chief form of testosterone throughout the entire body, and testosterone is what causes muscles to grow and remain firm. This is why men are more muscular than women, because of the levels of testosterone that they produce.
I actually want to get back on creatine for a bit because it really boosts my workout performance and could counteract the muscular side effects of Propecia. But I've heard that since creatine elevates the levels of testosterone in the body, it could cause hair loss. And frankly, I'm getting sick and tired of constantly lowering the levels of testosterone in my body. Hell, most men are looking to increase their testosterone levels for things like workout and sexual performance. However, men who are committed to stopping their hair loss will watch out for products that elevate their testosterone levels. This is just ridiculous.
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