Recent content by sammmy

Small ignored fact - Ostarine is suppressive. Best is to lose weight in the old fashioned way OR get on drug 1, then on drug 2 for the side effects of drug 1, then on drug 3 for the side effects of drug 2 .... you get the picture.

Rifaximin acts locally in the intestines, very little of it is absorbed. Ritabutin is systemically absorbed with the corresponding harsh side effects and is not a replacement. If you can get better without antibiotics, best is to not take Rifaximin. It may get you in dysbiosis because it does...

Mine was a combo Berberine HCL with Bismuth etc for H. Pyllori. I made Amazon refund it due to side effects: Amazon.com

I have taken Berberine and it gave me the exact side effects in the Amazon reviews so don't underestimate the negative reviews on Amazon. I cite the reviews because they are more than just my experience.

Berberine HCL gets the same types of negative reviews on Amazon. Keep in mind, the Amazon reviews are very skewed towards positive, so usually the negative reviews carry the truth and more than 5% of 1-star reviews show that there is a problem. If you decide to try it, make sure you can return...

I'd say, try to lower the dose to get around 700 total T, to satisfy the new doctor. I don't believe a trough level of 700 and "between 800-1000" is a massive difference in terms of effects or side effects.

Berberine is indeed a systemic anti-inflammatory but can irritate intestines, causing the corresponding upset stomach, nausea, and throwing up. Currently, 9% negative reviews on Amazon.com which is too high for something claiming to be beneficial: Amazon.com

On top of that, this dubious "research" was paid by Palatin Technologies, the manufacturer of Vyleesi® (bremelanotide injection). Not trustworthy to me. Seems like the article is just disguised marketing.

The relevant question is what percent of the patients remained on bremelanotide for longer than 6 months, instead of switching to viagra/cialis/levitra. Over 46 months, only 444 dispenses of bremelanotide? That is like 10 dispences/month. Doesn't seem much for a sexual health clinic. 73% of the...

Stress can provoke ulcers but is unavoidable response to financial difficulties. It won't stop until you find a job with more financial security. Don't forget you can try intestinal anti-inflammatories like Smecta or Pepto-Bismol. The antibiotic Rifaximin that I suggested is unique because it's...

You can do another stool test for H. Pylori to see if it's eradicated. This is usually done at least 1 month after the last antibiotic pill, to give it time to proliferate and be detected by the test. The fact you pain is gone for a month after antibiotics, suggests infectious origin. It may be...

Did you go to a gastroenterologist to do all the testing for inflammatory bowel diseases, intestinal infections, gastritis, colitis, upper endoscopy and colonoscopy? If low DHEA is involved in your intestinal pain, popping a DHEA pill should resolve it. Or it may cover it up, because DHEA may...

If you have chronic abdominal pain, the logical thing is to investigate your digestive tract. It may be a time coincidence the pain started when you were taking trenbolone. Not everything is about hormones. A good intestinal anti-inflammatory is 5g (teaspoon) L-Glutamine in a cup of water. You...

It seems to be acting on GABA, like benzos. Unlikely to be drastically different in effects and side effects.

I am surprised that at such a relatively high TRT dose, the RBC, Hemoglobin, and Hematocrit are not higher? I think 8 weeks on such TRT is enough time for these parameters to rise. Could it be the lack of carbs?