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https://www.alzdiscovery.org/cognitive-vitality/blog/testosterone-treatment-a-risky-bet

I'm sure you read it's for Parkinson's. Pretty tough illness.

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Based on the study published in Parkinsonism & Related Disorders (2026), titled "N-Acetylcysteine is associated with changes in functional connectivity in patients with Parkinson's disease," here is a summary focusing on the specific improvements observed after treatment. Overview of the Study...

I've never take it any type of iron supplement. Even when I donated every 8 weeks, I never felt the need to add an iron supplement.

Anything that increases traffic and members. Is always beneficial. Plus I agree with badass about proper etiquette.

Calcified plaque is stable plaque. It takes one year for soft plaque to become calcified and become stable. Even though your arteries may have plaque, they can still adjust, with a catheterization they can't even see the plaque, they can see how open your arteries are. If your plaque grows at...

You can also eat less!

During my first 2 years of TRT I donated blood every 8 weeks. I would actually do it before I worked out, I'd like the way I felt after donating. Finally after 2 years my HCT stabilized and I never had to donate again. It's been over 11 years now since I donated blood. I never worried about my...

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Most people think Vitamin D is “just a vitamin" Most people think Vitamin D is “just a vitamin," and, indeed, it is a vitamin… but this chart shows it behaves more like a hormone (a feature of several vitamins) that controls hundreds of processes in your body. Sunlight hits your skin → your...

Naringin supplements can interfere with various medications by inhibiting enzymes like CYP3A4

Dopamine, thank you. Even at 71 sex feels unbelievably good.

I would say both. When I first started trt I had to donate blood every 8 weeks. When I went to daily injections I never had to donate again. My HCT has stayed in a good range for over 9 years.

I agree with whitemale. It's just a number, estrogen is very important for men to stay healthy.

It sounds like you have the perfect protocol for you. I would not change anything. It's great that you can have higher levels of estrogen and feel the good benefits.

The main benefit for me, no brain fog before TRT I did have brain fog. The only side effect I have is low amount of semen.

Yes, I still on TRT. I'm feeling perfect. 16 mg of testosterone cypionate daily, 500 iu of hcg every third day and no AI. Testosterone, Serum 1482 ng/dL range 264-916 Free Testosterone 24.5 ng/dL range 6.6 -18.1 DHT 61 ng/dL (no range on results) DHEA-Sulfate 260.0 H ug/dL range 30.9-295.6...

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My estrogen sensitivity Labs run 26.7 pg/mL range 8.0-35.0 For me to keep my e2 in a good range I have to run my total testosterone levels over range.

It's been a long time since the average clinic would prescribe higher than 100 mg of testosterone per week.

Many physicians will typically start patients with a low dose of testosterone, ranging between 50-75 mg, to allow the body time to adjust to the medication before gradually increasing the dosage every week; but, in most cases, the average dose is usually 75 mg at the beginning of treatment.

Yes, I agree. I would consider that safe

As you know I'm not a doctor so this is only my two cents. Try 20 mg of Cialis and 200 mg of Viagra

I would consider that a safe level. Make sure you stay well hydrated.

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Could you just increase your dose of Viagra, Cialis?

65 should be okay. It might be hard to see it on the syringe? 200 mg is a pretty high dose. Have you ever thought about maybe 60, 3 times a week? Do you have any issues with high levels of HCT?

We found that higher food thiamin intake was significantly associated with lower incidence of hypertension, diabetes, coronary heart disease, stroke and ED (all p trend 1.3 μg were 0.782 (0.651 to 0.940) (p<0.05). These findings suggest that dietary thiamin intake may play a protective role in...

researchers suspecting environmental factors like endocrine-disrupting chemicals as potential causes.