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I can get all those things actually, as my trt is ugl diy anyhow. The bpc-157 i've used in the past, but wasn't overly impressed if i remember right (it was a few years ago - i think the bac water i had for is is still in the back of the fridge). The operation, combined with blood thinners i'm...

Just putting my glasses on...

Thanks aloetard - I should have read more thoroughly (i'm blaming poor, broken sleep since the op!) You've piqued my interest in the oxandrolone, i guess that's my next rabbit hole to go down...

I wouldn't have expected this (TRT to increase complications following joint replacement) - https://www.mdpi.com/1873-149X/30/2/11 "Rates of 90-day medical complications and 2-year joint complications were queried. Patients who received TRT had an increased risk of revision, periprosthetic...

I had thought of it before having the op actually. But to be honest, i just like the idea of getting improvement from replacing something (dhea in this case) that's known to drop off a cliff after surgery. Plus, i have a ton of dhea in my stash. Also, i've been feeling mentally stressed since...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6676517/ @Nelson Vergel @Cataceous @madman I thought this study was very interesting, especially now i'm one week on from my surgery. Thought you guys might be interested too. I have several bottles of 25mg DHEA pills, i reckon now would be a good...

When my parents passed away, i had my fathers powered recliner chair (he'd also had a hip replacement). I'm glad i had it - i couldn't get in my bed without help last night, and struggled to get out too (even in hospital with their powered bed i had trouble due to my other hip also needing...

Back home now. I know i'll sound a pussy saying this, i've gotta say, i found the experience pretty bad - not the op itself, but being back on the ward. I don't know what hospitals are like in the USA, but UK ones always seem to be very hot on the wards. After the first night, they had to change...

Currently lay in the hospital bed having had my left hip replaced yesterday (Thu 15th Aug). I hardly slept a wink all night as the nurses came in every 2hrs to take blood pressure, temperature and oxygen saturation levels. Finally fell asleep just before they put the lights on in the ward to...

Me too - i made my own for probably around 20 years, but of course it, and it's main ingredient, got banned (then, (unsuprisingly), brought out as a prescription only medicine called Xyrem). Depending where you are in the world though, you possibly can still get hold of a GHB pro-drug called 1,4...

I saw this featured on Dr Thomas O'Connor's IG page the other day, and thought it was interesting - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11167061/

Hopefully some day, my country (the UK) legalizes it so i can get to try something like your indica capsules Vince. Unfortunately, i have to get whatever weed my friend can get me off his friend. Indica caps sound great though!

Well you actually explained the reference right after that sentence - it was vilified, then attitudes went back the other way (at least here in the UK, so i'm guessing also in the USA).

Opinions (and research) seem to change often with regards to this, a bit like the old "butter is bad for you / butter is good for you" etc etc. I'm pretty sure omega 3 supplements have been shown to reduce triglycerides though, unless that's now changed...

I prefer an indica dominant strain (vaped) before bed, helps me sleep

What caused you to stop using it before though Nelson?

I've been takung 450mg daily for roughly 2 months. Unfortunately i've noticed no difference in my aches and pains whatsoever, or any other effects.

Panax ginseng, ginkgo biloba, tongkat ali, dhea. Also, yohimbe (the herb, not yohimbine), has a very strong pro sexual effect on me, but also causes me anxiety. The ultimate libido enhancer would be ghb, but good luck getting that nowadays (ghb and yohimbe herb combined give me an almost...

80%, not good....

Agmatine ameliorates atherosclerosis progression and endothelial dysfunction in high cholesterol-fed rabbits https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259605685_Agmatine_ameliorates_atherosclerosis_progression_and_endothelial_dysfunction_in_high_cholesterol-fed_rabbits An old study, and it's in...

Not sure if this is legal where you are in the world, but the drug GHB can have an amazing affect on libido. I'm in the UK, so it's illegal here now, but it didn't used to be. Back in the late 90's, me and my wife (before we got married and she still had a libido) would nearly always take GHB...

Having lived with a wife who (apparently) has 'low libido' now for many years, i'm of the opinion that, unless they say they're distressed by it, and are actively trying to correct the problem - then it's probably not a problem with them. They just have no libido for their partner. Just my...

Nizoral shampoo maybe? I've used it for years as i used to get psoriasis in my scalp, but i still use it now as it's supposed to help with hair loss (mind you, i still shave my head regardless). Not sure if it's helped preserve my hair, but i've got more hair than either of my two brothers so...

Typical - i woke up today with an unbelievably painful lower back, and i thought "i'll have a quick look at the pain management section on excelmale to see if there's anything i might find useful". Latest post, back pain and agmatine! Unfortunately, i'm taking agmatine daily already, and have...

Same - when my total t was at the bottom of the 200's, my libido was still very high

Where i DID have the hair removed by laser, it's never grown back.

Now that's odd - i was told back when i had some done that it was permanent as it kills the individual folicles. But i've just googled the question, and even the NHS say it only lasts a few weeks. If that's actually the case, then it's about the same as for waxing, which is much cheaper, less...

Yes it definitely works, but i think if you have a large area like the back to do, it'll end up being very expensive (unless the technology's improved, it was a long time ago i had some done). I can imagine for for conditions like PCOS though, it would be ideal.

I had it done on my back hair, probably 25 years ago. I was told that it would take three treatments to fully remove the hair, as the folicles grow at different rates. So i paid upfront for three sessions, if i remember correctly that cost me £200. What wasn't made very clear to me though, was...

Did you notice that post was over 3 years ago?

If you're having issues with the various organic magnesium supplements, you may as well try magnesium oxide. Contrary to popular belief, it performs as well if not better than most of the expensive formulas, and provides higher elemental magnesium, gram for gram -...