Craig Jones recently opened up about his use of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) – and its role in managing the effects of his lifestyle.
Jones shared details about his TRT regimen, which includes testosterone, CPN, Deca and Anavar.
He emphasized how this therapy helps stabilize his physical condition amidst his hectic schedule:
These days, it’s just about keeping me at a baseline.
I do so many things that bring me below baseline, so the TRT just brings me back to that middle ground.
Jones assured listeners that he closely monitors his health:
I get regular blood work done to make sure my blood pressure and other markers are in check.
The new sponsorship I’ve secured for the TRT is from a national brand, so they’re keeping a close eye on my wellness.
He believes his openness distinguishes him from other athletes in the sport who take performance enhancing drugs (PEDs):
I’m not trying to hide anything.
I want people to know that you can accomplish things at a high level without going completely overboard on the dangerous stuff.
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