Dr. Jeffrey Dach is one of the best!

[Gene Devine]

Pay attention to the list of "common signs".

Enjoy!

http://jeffreydachmd.com/safety_of_bioidentical_hormones/

 

[Dr. John Crisler]

Pay attention to the list of "common signs".

Enjoy!

http://jeffreydachmd.com/safety_of_bioidentical_hormones/

Dr Dach is an old friend of mine. I had the opportunity to have lunch with him, and his wife ,while in So. FL a couple weeks ago. We had a fascinating conversation. Dr. Dach presented me with an autographed copy of his latest book.

Dr. Dach really is one of the most outstanding physicians out there. And he has done a mountain of good with his postings/writings.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

He seems very good and I would love to meet him one day. When you meet him tell him to get a professional to do videos of him since his current ones do not do him justice.

 

[Dr. John Crisler]

I didn't know that.

I'll introduce him to Vince Napoli.

 

[Austinite]

Great read.

 

[Beaugars]

[h=5]Six weeks ago in good health, I was taking four antivirals, numerous supplements and 200mg Testosterone cypionate weekly with HCG and arimidex. Then, I went to the Tulane gym on a Wednesday evening doing maximum weights for me, felt sore on Thursday thinking it was from the workout, and woke up on Friday with 103 temperature and sudden admittance to the Touro ICU, diagnosed with double pneumonia. After five days in ICU with 24-hours per day of intravenous alternating triple antibiotic, I was moved to a regular hospital room and discharged four days later for convalescence. During the pneumonia, a chronic ventricular issue was noted, allowing ‘'only 60% of expected out-pump'', according to my physician. So now, I'm on the old antiviral and supplemental regimen, plus a cocktail of three heart medications and one statin, apparently for cholesterol. Testosterone replacement therapy has been interrupted, and I don't know enough to decide whether or when I will be able to resume it. So, I have three questions : First, is it possible that the TRT weakened my immune system? Second, should I now have myself tested again for testosterone, hematocrit and estradiol and safely recommence TRT? Third, would Dr. Dach be knowledgeable about HIV, heart issues and TRT and the complex of interactive effects all at the same time? Though in New Orleans, I am prepared to travel to be advised by a physician who understands these interconnections. I have good physicians, but none of them is really current in all three areas. It is difficult to do that, but I'm thinking that there may be someone anyway.[/b]

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Dr Joseph Gathe and Dr Patricia Salvato in Houston know about HIV and prescribe TRT along with nandrolone following my program. Defy will soon be launching their DefyHIV patient assistance program also.

Tulane has great cardiologists.

Testosterone does not decrease immune function. In fact, it improves it.

Send me an email to [email protected] since you are a patient with a few comorbidities that a regular doctor cannot handle. I can help direct you to the help you need.

 

[BigJohn]

That is a great article! The one confusion I'm having is the correlation between Prostate cancer and testosterone. I know in Morganthaler's book he talks about how it does not cause cancer but every doctor around wants to do a PSA test before prescribing testosterone. If it doesn't cause it how does it help it proliferate it? I'm not convinced it does.