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Restarting the HPTA axis. I ended up not needing it. Btw, my website is back up and running. There I share my experience & takeaways from years of hormone replacement: Hormetheus.com

I apologize for the website having been offline for almost a year. Website is back up and running. I share my articles, thoughts, and protocol there: Hormetheus articles

I am glad that you found value in my article. Personally, i need 1mg, whereas my friend is fine with 0.25mg. All of us have a different sensitivity to things. Furthermore, I am a lot lower in bodyfat compared to my friend. GLP-1 agonists are leptin sensitizers. The more body fat you have (= lots...

Hey, yeah Hertoghue is not up to date on hormone treatment. However, his approach of replacing multiple deficient hormones at the same time is great and not something that is done by conventional medicine

I have written about my experience with semaglutide here: The Simulated Refeed I also share some tips and tricks and observations while using semaglutide. Never has a drug made as much of a difference for me.

Yes it is incredibly safe. I describe my experience in detail in my new article The Simulated Refeed

Still effective for me. I describe my experience with it in detail soon with a new article I will post on my website. You may sign up for my newsletter to get notified when it is available. In there you´ll find in-depth the things I have noticed

It depends on whether your low T is due to lack of satiety signals or not. Yours obviously was not

Best drug I have ever tried. Still on it and if possible I will never come off :) Hormones are back to normal (and much else improved)

However, I have heard good things from Thierry Herthogues clinic.

I get private prescriptions and do it all myself. Though I am a final year med student and by July I´ll have my licence

Hey, the more I follow all of this and people on TRT it seems it is a very common experience that people feel great for some time but then many return to feeling shitty again... Many try thyroid and adrenal replacement. Same thing. The honeymoon period does not last (at least for many). To me...

Hello, yes, my problem is likely hypothalamic (POMC neurons), which can be remedied by targeting these neurons using e.g. semaglutide. No, I take the injectable and it cost me 140$ per month, however it is worth it. No, stims do increase cortisol acutely, but it is very unlikely that they...

Given that your low T is of hypothalamic origin (mainly POMC-neurons mediated), then yes. Yes, it is far safer than almost all other drugs out there, as it is basically a benign hormone (acting on GPCR instead of nuclear receptors as do steroid hormones). Also, it is certainly worth a try and...

I came off testosterone using semaglutide. My T levels doubled twice within 4 weeks. I am now somewhere in the 500s. A friend of mine had diet-induced low T. Using semaglutide without dietary changes his LH/FSH multiplied and T levels doubled. Also, your study is exactly the problem: It does...