Recent content by JohnnyQuest

No miracles, LOL. But I'll also add this. I didn't have any problems in the bedroom with my wife, but my urologist asked me one day if I'd like to be like 17 again, and I said I was open to trying it. He gave me 5mg daily of Cialis, and wow, what a difference. I was really surprised by it...

Are you comparing that against other Low T protocols? E.G. - have you been on cream, injection, or pellets, and felt those increases with them, but not oral? I've tried all of them, including Jatenzo, and basically feel the same. With pellets, I get in the 700's, but of course you get into a...

Interesting post, thank you for sharing it. So what is the consensus regarding oral testosterone? Which one is rated best, and why? Jatenzo Tlando Kyzatrex Other? It would be nice to see a comparison table showing all of the pros and cons of each, together.

This is a fantastic update. I started Tadalifil, 5mg daily, about 4 months ago. Definitely beneficial for my needs, and I truly enjoyed reading the other ways it can be helpful.

I’ve been on 5mg Tadalifil now for about 4 months and results have been great. I didn’t think I needed it, but my urologist asked if I’d like to be like 17 again (I’m 59), so I decided to try it. Really amazed at the results. The only side effect for me has been heartburn, so I now use Tums...

So I have learned that there is a COPAY card that will help cover what insurance doesn't cover, if you're not on Medicare/Medicaid. You can find it here: JATENZO® (testosterone undecanoate) Cost and Savings Support Hope it helps.

No, it was the very first time I ever tried it.

I was on Jatenzo for a while to see how well it worked. Seemed to do ok, had my t level in the ~600+ range. BUT, the cost is ridiculous. Below is a screenshot of what Anthem charges for it. They have not yet come after me for the "Your responsibility" fee, so I'm not sure if I have to pay it...

I'm using it, and found that it helps bring my average glucose level down. I also had my telomeres tested in December, and i was concerned that due to poor sleep quality (don't know if it is from stress, or sleep apnea - I do use a CPAP machine, or both) my telomeres would have been adversely...

Thanks Chris! Where does one get reverse T3 done? It's not one of the tests that Defy Medical mentioned above does.

No, I actually called and spoke with a lady named Chelsea today. I also mentioned your name and Excelmale as where I had heard of them (before she even asked). I assume since you referenced them you believe in their services? Would be great to hear some experiences with them.

Jaboman, thanks, good to know. I visited their website, and couldn't tell - do they also check things like your estradiol, DHEA-S, LH, etc, etc? The urologist I visited does not. What I'm looking for is a doctor that takes a holistic view, which I kind of equate to a puzzle, like the...

Chris, Thanks! You and Nelson provide amazing insight, the forum is lucky to have both of you as resources. I have been reading and researching everything I can, and I will read Nelson's book next. Some of the things you list I already have but perhaps missed above. TSH Range 0.27-4.20...

Also, I have read elsewhere the following is a good protocol for TRT, which you gave me the first, but not the other two. Any thoughts about them? * 200mg test cypionate or ethanate injected per week with two or more injections per week. * 250iu hCG SC EOD [every other day] * 1.0mg...

Nelson, Thank you greatly for your feedback, I will take it all into consideration. if I really wanted to meet with a doctor that takes the big picture view (zinc, HCG, estradiol, Vitamin D, T levels, thyroid, pregnenolone, DHEA-S, etc.), what would you suggest as my top 3 or 4 options would...