Wednesday 9 March 2016

Leh Laddakh route from Delhi: How to reach?

The route-
Delhi, Chandigarh, Manali[NH21], Rohtang, Tandi, Keylong, Jispa, ZingZingBar, Baralacha La-Sarchu {HP}
Sarchu--Lachalung La, Nakee La, Pang, Kangla Jal, Sanghta(Ruspu), Debring, Talang La, Rantsu, Upshi, Stanka, Shey, Leh

Distances-Chandigarh -(191)- Bilaspur -(166)- Manali Total-272
Manali -(51)- Rothang La -(13)- Gramphoo -(43)- Tandi -(8)- Keylong -( Jispa -[37])- Darcha -(15)- Patseo -(Zing zingbar -[30])- Baralacha La -(32)- Sarchu. Total-229
Sarchu -(42)- Naki La -(13)- Lachulung La -(19)- Pang Camp -(43)- Debring -(19)- Tanglang La -(29)- Rumtse -(15)- Rong -(16)- Upshi -(13)- Karu -(16)- Thikse Monastry -(19)- Leh. Total-224

[P.S. This classification done in four part represents an ideal per-day riding distance]

From Chandigarh to Manali, one optional route may be-Chandigarh-Panchkula -(36)- Kasauli -(29)- Solan -(49)- Shimla -(62)- Narkanda -(86)- Khanag -(- Jalori Pass, Banjar, Aut, Kullu, Patlikuhl -[107])- Naggar -(24)- Manali(P.S. This route is 147 km longer than the previously mentioned route)

Optional return route-(i.e from Leh to Delhi)--
Leh -(- Saspol -[125])- Lamayuru -(- Mulbek -[110])- Kargil
Kargil -(58)- Drass -(- Zoji La -[62])- Sonmarg -(- Kangan -[85])- Srinagar.
Srinagar -(56)- Anantnag -(130)- Udhampur -(62)- Jammu.
Jammu -(102)- Pathankot -(119)- Jalandhar -(69)- Ludhiana.
Ludhiana -(110)- Ambala -(71)- Karnal -(35)- Panipat -(97)- Delhi

Lahaul Spiti: How to reach?

Route
Chandigarh - Shimla - Matiana - Narkanda - Wangtoo - Powari - Pooh - Khaab - Malling - Nako - Chaango - Sumdo check post - Tabo - Dhankar - Kaja - Kunjum Top - batal - Chhatru - Gramphoo - Rohtang - Manali - Chandigarh
Distance
1250 km approx.

Best Part
Road till Pooh. This route is breathtaking after Shimla. The road is not the smoothest but its character more than makes up for the lack of smoothness.
Return after Rohtang is good too..From Pooh to Rohtang the terrain is hostile

Description

From Delhi to Chandigarh is a good four-lane road, part of which is under construction but you will make good time. The road approaching Shimla starts into the mountains and the turns and curves and the scenic beauty of the forest is bound to win your heart. But the progress is a little slow as the speed drops. There is a sheer downfall road of 30 kms from Narkanda towards rampur, which puts high pressure on the front brakes of a vehicle.

After Powari the greenery starts to disappear. But thats the beauty of this route. It seems like vegetation has been shaved off the mountains. River Sutluz and Spiti meet at Khaab. Then we move on to Nak, another stopover. After Nako, the road becomes tremendously rough with sand and landslides. Within little less than 3 hrs, the road hits the Sumdo check post after crossing tough landsliding area of Chango. Sumdo is the gateway to Spiti. The NH22 ends at kaurik, 7 kms from Sumdo and 4 from China. Tabo has a famous monastery. Then we move on to Kaja. Road keeps getting worse.

7kms offtrack from the Tabo-Kaja road is Dhankar, another famous monastery town. it is the ex-capital of the area. Kaja is the administrative center of sub-district of Spiti. Kaja can be reached in10-11 hrs from Tabo. Kaja has the world's highest fuel retail outlet. 11 km from Kaja, is the offtrack Ki monastry. It is the largest monastery of Spiti region. Then there is the Kibbar village, which is the world's highest inhabited village at 4250 m.The road from Kaja to Kunjam Top is the cruelest. There is a temple of Kunjam devi, which should'nt be missed.Then you reach Rohtang via Gramphoo. Then to Manali and Chandigarh.

Stopovers
1. Matiana or Narkanda [near Shimla]. Former is cheaper.
2. After 280 kms and 14 hrs, there comes Nako. Some private guest houses available here. Its a village with a lake. No phone faciltiy here.
3. 11 hr drive from Nako takes you to Kaja. There are PWD rest house available.
4. 13 hrs from here is Manali
5. From Manali, Chandigarh is at a 8 hrs drive.


Fuel Stations
Fuel will be available normally till Shimla. After it your fuel cans will be used.
Fuel pumps are at- Powari and then Kaja.

TipsYou must carry fuel cans.
Breathing might be difficult at some higher ares, so avoid physical strain or excitement. This is just a caution. Normally people do not face that much problem. But ya it is a rule of Science that levels of oxygen decline as you go up.
Sun burn is common.
Refuel properly at Powari and Kaja.

Time to Visit
May-June
Sept-mid Oct

Route Map [click to enlarge]

Delhi to Manali: How to reach Manali?

Route
Delhi - Chandigarh - Manali

Distance
570 km

Best Part
This road tests a bikers skills to the MAX! 300kms of plain roads, followed by ghat sections which become challenging as you climb the 7000ft climb to Manali. This route should be attempted only by guys who have decent or good bike touring experience.


Description
This route is one rocking experience. This road grows on you gradually. To begin with, this road is one straight never ending road till a bit further than Chandigarh. One can easily rip the bike consistently on 3 digit speeds. Roughly 50kms after Chandigarh, the ascent to Manali starts. The initial 160km ascent till Mandi reminds you of driving of ghats of small hill stations like Mahabaleshwar. The real fun starts after Mandi. The temperature becomes pleasant and narrow ghats test your biking skills to the max!

Stopovers
Lunch at Chandigarh

Fuel Stations
Lots of fuel stations on the way. Some even accept credit cards.

Tips
I recommend stopping at Mayur dhaba (140kms approx from Delhi) for breakfast. This guy makes awsome parathas. Start by 6 in the morning to ensure that you reach Manali before dark. 

Delhi to Dharamshala: How to reach Dharamshala?

Route
Delhi - Ambala - Chandigarh - Rupnagar - Kiratpur - Una - Kangra - Dharmasala- McLeodganj

Distance
525km

Best Part
Una to Kangra to Dharmasala. This route is breathtaking. The road is not the smoothest but its character more than makes up for the lack of smoothness.

Description
From Delhi to Chandigarh is a good four-lane road, part of which is under construction but you will make good time. From Chandigarh to Kiratpur, the road is mostly flat and passes through wildlife sanctuary. From Kiratpur, the road starts into the mountains and the turns and curves and the scenic beauty of the forest is bound to win your heart. But the progress is a little slow as the speed drops. From Kangra to Dharmasala, the real climb starts and the view of the Dhauladar range is very good.
Then move on to the township of McLeodganj. Now that is the seat of His Excellency The Dalai Lama... This is far better than the main city of Dharamshala in all senses. Just 15 or so kms. If you wanna stay, this is the place.

Stopovers
Stop at Ambala for breakfast. Next stop at Kiratpur for lunch. Evening tea can be at Kangra if you are not too enthusiatic, else at Dharmasala itself which is 20 kms ahead.

Fuel Stations
All along. No problem in refueling at any point. However people of McLeodganj get their fuel from Dharamshala (10 km far).

Tips
If you are planning to do it in a day, (which can be done) try not to waste time on stretch till Kiratpur. After that the speed drops as the climb starts.

Time to visit
Of course summer is traditionally the best part of the year to visit any hill station....But you wont be frozen to death even in Jan. I went in Jan. Sun compelled me to take off my woolens at a time...But ya once sun goes down it goes in minus. Got the spirit? Go in Jan-Feb...It rains, snow falls, chilling cold, hot in day...everything will be there.

Distances
Delhi............Dharamshala....525
Chandigarh.....Dharamshala....255
Chandigarh.....Una............130
Una..............Dharamshala....125
Shimla...........Dharamshala....250 (via Hamirpur)
Manali...........Dharamshala....135

More detailed route Rupnagar onwards....
Punjab->
Rupnagar-Ghanauli-Bharatnagar-Nirmohgarh-Kirtapur-Anandpur Sahib-Nangal-Bhakra (About 60-70 km)
HP->
Una-Amb-Nainpukhar-Dera Gopipur-[NH 88]-Ranitaal-Kangra-Dharamshala (About 120-30 kms)

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RETURN ROUTE (distances given approx, on a guess work)

Dharamshala-{20KM}-Kangra-{16}-Ranitaal- {20}-Jwalamukhi-{12}-Nadaun-{5}-Bhatta-{23}- Hamirpur- {16}-Bhota-{28}-Ghamarwin-{25}-Bilaspur-Arki-Shimla
Distances
Kangra........Hamirpur.......65 km
Hamirpur.....Bilaspur.........50 km
Bilaspur.......Shimla..........85 km
Shimla........Chandigarh.....115 km


NRI Income Tax

NRI Income Tax

If you are a non-resident Indian (NRI) and returning to India, you may have certain income tax worries. Here are a few points that may help answer some basic questions:
Who is an NRI?
If you are an Indian citizen or a person of Indian origin who is outside India and visiting India, then you would be regarded as an NRI if your total stay is less than 182 days in the relevant tax year. Alternatively, if you are not physically present in India for 60 days or more and 365 days or more in the four financial years prior to that financial year then, too, you are considered to be an NRI. If neither of these two conditions is satisfied, the individual would be treated as an NRI. The tax year is calculated from April 1 to March 31.
There is another category of non-resident Indians, known as 'Not Ordinarily Resident' (NOR). You can become an NOR either if your stay in India in the seven financial years immediately preceding that financial year is less than 729 days or if you were a non-resident for nine of the 10 financial years immediately preceding that financial year.
A resident other than an NOR is generally referred to as an ordinary resident (ROR).
In case an Indian citizen or a person of Indian origin visits India in any tax year, the abovementioned 60 days shall be replaced by 182 days. The proposed Direct Taxes Code, however, does not give this preferential benefit to the non-resident Indians or person of Indian origin visiting India.
Tax implications for a returning NRI
The taxability of your overseas income (such as rental income from property outside India, capital gains, bank interest, dividends, etc.) arising out of your assets (such as bank accounts, stocks/securities, life insurance policies, loans, company deposits, debentures, bonds, residential properties, etc.) largely depends on your residential status in India.
As a returning NRI, you may try to sell your overseas assets while you are still an NOR or NRI. As an NOR or NRI, if you sell any overseas assets and receive the sale proceeds outside India, you do not have to pay any taxes in India. If you need to buy a house in India out of the sale proceeds, you can first receive the sale proceeds in an overseas bank account and thereafter remit part or whole of the proceeds back to India without creating any Indian tax liability.
Tax liabilities of a returning NRI
For income received or deemed to be received or accrued or arisen in India during the previous year, both ROR and NOR/ NRI are fully taxable.
For income which accrues or arises outside India and received outside India in the previous year from any other source, for ROR is fully taxable, while NOR/ NRI is not taxable.
For income which accrues or arises outside India and received outside India during the preceding previous years and remitted to India during the previous year, both ROR and NOR/ NRI are not taxable.
What you as an NRI should do when you return to India?
On returning to India, you should designate your accounts in your bank as domestic resident accounts or transfer the balance in your NRE/FCNR accounts to Resident Foreign Currency (RFC) accounts, if you so desire. FCNR accounts can be continued till the date of maturity and upon maturity, can be converted to RFC accounts.
You should also keep in mind the upcoming new income tax laws - the Direct Taxes Code (DTC) that is proposed to come into effect soon. There is a proposal under the DTC to remove the concept of NOR.
Under DTC, a person may qualify as resident Indian on account of removal of NOR concept. In such a situation, it would bring assets situated outside India under the ambit of wealth tax. DTC also proposes to levy wealth tax on net wealth in excess of Rs 1 crore as compared to 30 lakhs of existing provisions.
Resident Foreign Currency is a scheme approved by the Reserve Bank of India permitting persons of Indian nationality or origin, who have returned to India on or after April 18, 1992 for permanent settlement (Returning Indians), after being resident outside India for a continuous period of not less than 1 year, to open foreign currency accounts with banks in India for holding funds brought by them to India.
Also, if the returning NRI had been non-resident for a continuous period of two years, he gets exemption from income-tax for subsequent nine years on the interest earned in RFC account.
To summarise, an Ordinary Resident (ROR) is liable to pay tax on his global income, while an NRI is liable to tax on the income 'earned' in India.
You may reap the above tax benefits until you claim that you are an NRI, but once you pronounce your residential status you will avail no benefits and will be considered as a full-time resident of India and will have to follow the regular tax format. You will enjoy the NRI income tax benefits till the time you hold the NRI status in India.

Delayed registration on birth of a child in India

Delayed Registration of birth of a child

A. Timely registration
One has to register the birth of one's child with in 21 days from the date of birth.
Procedure-
1. Fill the pink form obtained from the hospital where your child is born, and return to them. They dispatch it to district hospital. It is mandatory for them to do.
2. Fill the white form (generally called the Birth Card) obtained from the hospital where your child is born. Get it signed from authorised signatory of the hospital.
3. Take the Birth Card to the registration office. Get the Registration Certificate Application form from there. Fill it and attach the Birth Card along with id-proof of both mother and father and submit it.
Pay the requisite fees and obtain the receipt.
4. The certificate will be issued in 8-10 days time.


B. If delayed beyond 21 days:-
1. Ensure from the hospital that they have dispatched the pink form as described in point no. 1 above.

2. Fill the white form (generally called the Birth Card) obtained from the hospital where your child is born. Get it signed from authorised signatory of the hospital.
3. Get an affidavit (format is given below) printed on a Rs. 10 stamp paper and get it notarised.
4. Write an application to the CMO (Chief Medical Officer) (format is given below).
5. Get the late fee challan from the Birth Death Registraion Deptt. in CMO office. Fill it and deposite it in the bank as specified. The fee usually is Rs. 10/-
6. Get the Registration Certificate Application form the above said department. Fill it.

7. Attch the above documents mentioned in point no.s 2, 3, 4, and 6 with the id-proof of both mother and father and get it allowed from the CMO. 

8. Before allowing it, the CMO staff will write the registration no. and registration date from the register maintained by them. Every birth in the area is recorded by them in that register on the basis of the pink form (as mentioned in point no. 1 above) reveived from various hospitals.

9. Take all the above said documents and submit it with the certificate issuing office. Pay the requisite fees (usually Rs. 30) and obtain the receipt.

10. The certificate will be issued in 8-10 days time.



Format of Affidavit:
AFFIDAVIT

I,< name>, age <age>29 years, s/o Sh. <fathers name>, r/o <address>, married to Mrs. <Wife's name>, after having been duly sworn to in accordance with law, do hereby depose and say:

1.      That I am the applicant for the delayed registration of the birth of my child named< Child name, if any>.
2.    That she was born on <date of birth of child> at <time of birth> to my wife, Mrs. <Wife's name>.
3.      Sex of the child is <sex of child>.
4.      That she was attended at birth by the staff at <Hospital name, with address>.
5.      That the reason for the delay in registering her birth was due to confusion and non-deliberate mistake.
6.      That I am the father of the said person.

It is also stated that there has been a delay of approx. <delayed time in months and weeks> in applying for the said certificate.
It is further stated that the delay in applying for the said certificate is not deliberate and only due to above mentioned reason and none other.



________________________________
Deponent


VERIFICATION

Verified at <name of place> on this __th day of __________, 2013, that the content of my above affidavit are all true and correct to my knowledge. No part of it is false and nothing material has been concealed there from.





________________________________
Deponent


Format of application to CMO:-

To,
The CMO,
<City name>,
Distt. <distt. name>.


Respected Sir,
            SUB: APPLICATION FOR DELAYED REGISTRATION OF BIRTH OF CHILD

I, I, <name>, age <age>29 years, s/o Sh. <fathers name>, r/o <address>, and my wife Mrs. <Wife's name> were blessed with a <sex of child> child on <date of birth of child> at <time of birth>at <Hospital address with name> and was named <Child name, if any> thereafter.
I was supposed to apply for the registration of the birth of my child within 21 days of her birth, a fact which didn’t come to my knowledge in time and as a result I could not apply for the said registration in time due to utter confusion and non-deliberate mistake.
It is to bring to your kind notice that the delay in applying for the said registration is not deliberate and only due to above mentioned reason and none other. I hereby apply to your kind office to kindly allow me to apply for the said registration. I have deposited the requisite fees and attached the required affidavit and documents.
I shall be highly obliged.

Thanking you,
Dated:< date>

<Name>
<address>
<phone no., if available.>

How to get a property in my name after death of father in India

How to get a property in my name after death of parents.
How to get a property in my name after death of father
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Succession

1. Go to Lekhpal of your area with
   a. Allotement order.
   b. Registered Sale Deed
   c. Approval of map by Authority.
   d. Completion certificate by Authority.
2. Ask Lekhpal to update.
3. He may or may not visit the place.

4. If bought by sale deed, it will go to Tehsildar or naib Tehsildar, who will make order.
    If not bought by sale deed, it will go to Kanoongoh, who will make order.

    Keep the copy of the order.

5. The order will go to Kanoongoh for mutation of the name.

6. The Lekhpal will update it in Khatauni.

Job done! check on official website.

Tuesday 8 March 2016

How to get rid of man boobs

How to Finally Get Rid Of Man Boobs 

Today, a huge amount of men struggle with man. Man boobs do not only look terrible, but are associated with depression and anxiety. It’s difficult to feel comfortable in your own skin when you constantly have to “hide” your chest. It’s even more difficult to feel happy when you avoid getting intimate with others because of your soft chest.
Man boobs can make you miss out on many things in life. One may stop going to the swimming pool and spent most of his days alone in front of the computer or not wear what he like or may get socially insecure.
This is an article that will explain WHY you have man boobs and HOW to get rid of them.

Two Types Of Man Boobs

There are 2 types of man boobs: 1) Gynecomastia and 2) “Regular” man boobs.
If you’re +20 pounds overweight you most likely have regular man boobs as a result of fat tissue.
If you’re lean all over your body but you have man boobs, it’s most likely gynecomastia.
  1. Gynecomastia = Man boobs as a result of GLANDULAR TISSUE.
  2. “Regular” man boobs = Man boobs as a result of FAT TISSUE.
Gynecomastia cannot be fixed through diet and exercise because it consists of glandular tissue in the lower part of your chest and not fat. You can burn fat through diet and exercise, but you can’t burn the gland.
puffy nipples
Gynecomastia comes in different degrees ranging from minor to severe and the gland is located in the lower part of your chest. This gives your chest the appearance of man boobs, since the gland “pushes” out your nipple and makes it puffy. The puffy nipples are especially visible when you wear a tight t shirt, sit down or when you are in humid or hot weather. In contrast, they are barely visible when it’s windy, cold or you have just been in the water.
To check for gynecomastia, simply put two of your fingers around your nipple and squeeze. (Put the fingers right behind the nipple like in the picture below):
Checking for gyno
If you can feel a gland moving inside, you have gynecomastia.
After checking for gynecomastia, you will fall into one of the 4 groups listed below:
  • Group 1: Those of you that do not have gynecomastia.
  • Group 2: Those of you who have MINOR-MODERATE gynecomastia and who have had it for less than 2 years.
  • Group 3: Those of you who have MINOR-MODERATE gynecomastia and who have had it for over 2 years.
  • Group 4: Those of you who have SEVERE gynecomastia.
I made a distinction between group 2 and 3 because gynecomastia can only be reversed if you’ve had it for less than 2 years.
In other words, group 2 can get rid of their gynecomastia naturally, but group 3 and 4 require plastic surgery to get rid of the gland.
  • If you’re in group 2 you can reverse your gynecomastia through lifestyle changes and possibly drugs (consult with your endocrinologist for prescriptions).
  • If you’re in group 3 you can build a GOOD chest without plastic surgery, but you can’t build a GREAT chest since the gland will still be there.
  • If you’re in group 4 you should lose weight, clean up your diet and get the plastic surgery as soon as possible.
However, regardless of what group you’re in, you should first treat the underlying cause of the gynecomastia: HORMONES.
For group 2, that might be all it takes to get rid of the gland.
For group 3, fixing hormones through diet and exercise can build a GOOD chest and then you can get the surgery if you want to “upgrade” it to a GREAT chest.
For group 4, fixing hormones is required before getting surgery, otherwise the gynecomastia might come back again…

Hormonal Problems Cause Gynecomastia

In the classical movie “Fight Club” there’s a character called Bob who developed man boobs after years of steroid abuse. Most of you reading this do not take steroids, but the character from Fight Club represents the true cause of gynecomastia: HORMONAL PROBLEMS. Having a soft-looking chest with puffy nipples is not a masculine trait. It’s a feminine trait.
Guess what separates men from women?
And…
Have you ever wondered why professional female bodybuilders can carry as much muscle mass as some male athletes?
You guessed it right… Hormones.
You have gynecomastia because your hormones are out of whack.

Increasing Testosterone and Reducing Estrogen For A Better Physique

Unfortunately, hormones are a very complicated topic, so I will simplify it for you…Imagine that there are 2 hormones in your body:
  1. Testosterone: Male hormone of vitality which is responsible for sex drive, muscle gains and staying lean.
  2. Estrogen: Female hormone which causes your physique to appear “softer”.
The guy with man boobs often has LOW testosterone and HIGH estrogen levels. Living with low testosterone levels and high estrogen levels does not only cause man boobs…It also causes other problems such as erectile dysfunction, brain fog, fatigue and inability to gain muscle mass. Here’s a graphic showing the typical look of a low testosterone, high estrogen guy:


If you’re overweight or skinny-fat there’s a HIGH RISK that you have LOW testosterone and HIGH estrogen, since estrogen increases when you carry excess body-fat.

Why You Should Fix Hormones First-

Getting plastic surgery is like preparing for a marathon. The more you prepare for the marathon, the better you will do. You want to do this, because a healthy lifestyle will make you recover faster and give a better looking end result. When you get gynecomastia surgery, the surgeon only cuts out part of the gland. If the surgeon cuts out the whole gland your nipples will go “inside” your chest and that looks horrible.
Therefore, gynecomastia may return after the surgery if your hormones are out of whack.Just imagine spending 3,000-6,000 dollars on a surgery, then spending a month recovering only to have it return again!

How To Fix Your Hormones Naturally

Step 1a: Set up an appointment with your doctor and ask to get referred to an endocrinologist.
  • Tell the doctor that you have all the symptoms of low testosterone. Here’s a list-
    Thin limbs
    Lack of muscle mass and difficulty to gain muscleFeminine fat distribution (hips or love handles or both, apart from chest).Low libido.Low energy levels.Low stamina.Depression.Weak joints.
  • Ask the endocrinologist to do a full hormonal panel.
  • Do all your blood work in the morning after getting good sleep, eating healthy and avoiding alcohol in the week prior to it (very important).
Step 1b: If you can afford it, just get the blood work done privately.
  • PrivateMD labs does hormone testing in the US.
Step 2: Get the results printed and analyse them yourself.
  • It’s crucial that you analyse your blood work yourself. Doctors and endocrinologists often just skim through them, or tell you that you’re in range. Unfortunately, their ranges are bullshit, since they are very broad to accommodate ALL age groups. You don’t want to have the testosterone level of an 84 year old man, you want to have the levels of a young, healthy man..
  • The 2 most important hormones to look out for are total testosterone levels which should be above 600 NG/DL and E2 Estradiol (Estrogen) which should be below 30 PG/ML.
  • I don’t have much knowledge of other hormones, but if they are out of range or close to, just look them up online and ask your endocrinologist for further help.
Step 3: Fix your hormones naturally.
  • Estrogen is reduced by losing excess body-fat and maintaining a lean physique.
  • Avoid eating high-estrogen foods such as soya and beans.
  • Avoid drinking water from plastic bottles since the water get’s heated up during transportation, and that causes the production of xenoestrogens.
  • Eat a high fat diet full of healthy fats from eggs, red meat and natural peanut butter. (Fat is responsible for testosterone production. You don’t get fat by eating fat. You get fat by eating too many calories!)
  • Strength train at least 4 times a week to build muscle mass all over your body.
Step 4: Measure your hormones again in 3-6 months depending on your starting point.
  • After implementing the lifestyle changes above, you should see a great improvement in your hormones.
  • You want to achieve a testosterone level which is at least 600 NG/DL and E2 Estradiol (Estrogen) level below 30 PG/ML.
  • If you get close to these numbers, just keep this up.
  • If your levels don’t improve, measure your total testosterone and E2 again in a few weeks and see if the number remains the same. (One blood test is not conclusive, you want to take the average of about 3 blood tests for a “real” number).
  • If numbers still don’t improve naturally, consult with your endocrinologist to consider Testosterone Replacement Therapy.
You want to go through these 4 steps before you consider getting surgery. Ideally, these 4 steps will result in a lean, defined physique, a healthy sex drive and increased well-being. Getting surgery before fixing hormones is like eating junkfood everyday just because you can get away with it… In the end it might just catch up to you.

Should YOU Get Gynecomastia Surgery?

Let’s assume you have fixed your hormones, built a lean physique and added muscle mass all over your body. While doing all of this you have put money aside for surgery. You have come to the point where you have to make a decision. Before you make this decision, I want you to take a look at your chest and decide whether you actually want the surgery.
However, one must also be aware that there are risks associated with surgery…You may damage nerves and end up with a lot of scarring. Also, you will have to take a week off from work, take pain killers to go to sleep and spend around ₹30-50K that could be spent on other things such as travelling, investing in a business etc.
My recommendation is that you only get the surgery if you don’t mind scarring and ₹30-50K doesn’t take a big hit in your finances. If you go in with huge expectations, you may get disappointed down the road.

Do Your Research

Gynecomastia surgery is not just something you do. It’s something that needs to be done right. You don’t want to mess up your chest for life because you didn’t do your research. There are plenty of horror stories out there of guys who got it with horrible results. This is often the case when you get it done through insurance, health care or a welfare state by a regular surgeon rather than a “real” plastic surgeon.
These surgeons don’t care about the aesthetics of your chest. They will just do what it takes to cut out the gland and that’s it. This often leaves a big scar and in some cases a chest that looks worse than before the surgery. In contrast, a plastic surgeon is trained to fix your chest without making it look like crap. You want to find a surgeon that can show you hundreds of before-after pictures of previous clients and who has a great track-record.
The glands that can get created over a period of time may look like this, after being pulled out of chest-

Conclusion

Some of you reading this, cannot afford to take out 50K and spend on a surgery. This will often make you tempted to look for a “quick fix” such as drugs or hormones that will remove your gynecomastia. The conclusion is that unless your gynecomastia is RECENT, drugs will not help get rid of it. Surgery is great and will help you, but is not a NECESSITY unless your case is severe. If you can’t afford surgery, focus on leading a healthier lifestyle while building up your chest to the best of your capabilities. You can make BIG changes to the overall physique without getting gynecomastia surgery.
You may just find that once you’ve worked out for a year and saved up money, you don’t even want the surgery anymore…
Also, having a minor or moderate case of gynecomastia is only as bad as YOU make it. If you feel insecure about it, other people will pick up on that. If you don’t, they won’t even notice.
Be proud but stay hungry,
(Medical disclaimer: This article is meant for entertainment and not medical advice. Consult with your doctor before following any of the advice listed here.)
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