Recent content by DorianGray

I'm thinking of giving Kyzatrex a try. Is it something one's own MD could prescribe? Of the two telemedicine providers listed on the Kyzatrex website, any opinion on best?

Interesting food for thought. Why would a man, or would not, consider just joining his partner in not having sex? How motivated would you be if you were not on TRT? Do you think you would feel the same at age 70, 80, 90? Is your marriage based on love or sex? What do your marriage vows mean...

Eberhard Nieschlag - Curriculum Vitae 1961-1967 Study of Medicine, University of Bonn and München 1967 Doctoral degree (Dr. med.), University of Bonn 1967-1968 Studies in Biochemistry at the University College London and training in Endocrinology at the MRC Unit in Edinburgh, Scotland 1968-1971...

This course, or similar should be made mandatory for physicians as part of required CE for license renewal. Male health matters-MHM!

I’m not sure what its mechanism of action is. It produces physiological effects of increased libido/sexual stimulation. Involuntary erections but different than Trimix. Side effects are annoying.

Good point. Similar to effects of PT-141.

If you have an erection, you have libido. But, one can have libido and not get an erection. That’s the real problem, IMO.

Betting it's activities related to poor posture or posture not supportive of spine health while performing those activities, including sitting.

I first found out about Bryan in 2016. Bought his book quite some time ago. Originally he cofounded SuperBeets company HumanN then moved on to compete with them. Other products with clinical efficacy to support the endothelium, which is what it's really all about. Such as Vascanox and...

Me at 25: Oh God, my eyes! <Limp> at 73: <woody> Time is relative: Einstein.

Sadly I've found, many older women don't care they have lost desire for sex. Stark contrast to older men.

I think topical cream of HGH + T + Lard is the secret.

Did you check for H63D gene variant? The main problematic ones for hemochromatosis are C282Y and H63D.

There is a lot to be said and way overdue about men's reproductive health. The disparity in awareness, attention to and spending on is egregious in my opinion. The difference in government supported expenditure is immense. Would reproductive rights not be an applicable argument for men? Men's...

As far as I know, the C282Y and H63D are the only problematic variants in terms of hemochromatosis and a conundrum in balancing with TRT. @FDV70 could shed more light on that probably.