well, you can take test without just blasting it like a bodybuilder from the 80s. it's true that in the long term, especially with high doses, it does weaken the body's ability to produce it by itself, and that's not something to just ignore. but given that the average man today has 50% or less of what the average man had 100 years ago, i think it's worth the risk to take regular low doses.   yeah epigentics were considered to be nonsense until fairly recently. another big one is cocaine usage has epigentic effects, but nobody's totally sure how long they last after taking the drug. there have also been changes found in people who were close to starving in their lives. it's not that it changes the genes themselves, or which genes get passed on, but it alters how the gene is expressed.
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