So the main thing that I'm doing with this video is I'm trying to explain what is a realistic amount of muscle mass that people can add naturally versus enhanced.

So like average ballpark numbers.

So a big part of the studies on this is like are the dosages actually normal in the real world like

are the dosages that are in the studies what body builders are actually taking

so in the most famous studies on this they give people 600 milligrams of

testosterone per week yeah would you consider that a high dose, moderate dose or low dose?

I would say for a, it depends on the context of the individual.

I would say for an entry level enhanced user, it would be high for sure.

Objectively, it's not high for a competitive environment.

For somebody who was going to step on a pro bodybuilding stage, for example, certainly not high.

It would be considered very low.

But for a newbie, pretty high, I would say.

Okay.

So can you, can you break down?

What would you say would be like an entry level, like this is just TRT, just actual

like testosterone replacement therapy, then there, I would imagine, would be another level

where you'd have like moderate enhancement, but you probably wouldn't call it like a bodybuilding

cycle. Then you'd probably have like a body build, like an actual bodybuilding cycle i want to compete and then

you'd have ifbbb pro i want to be the biggest guy possible uh cycle yeah just break down some numbers

for me so i can kind of like wrap my head around what that might look like sure so i think the

good thing about that graded dose response study is it does sort of break down

the threshold of where things go superphysiologic.

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