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Before I ever started fixating on ferritin or iron on TRT, it was 24 and I felt great. So my normal range has to be somewhere in the 20 to 30 range.

I take my Jatenzo consistently. I can take it with or without meals and I don’t notice much of a difference. Sometimes when I’m not hungry, I’ll just drink a bit of avocado oil because it has fats in it. I actually had to stop Jatenzo last night because I have to wait for my ferritin levels to...

I’m not sure where you’re located, but if you’re in the US, I would seriously consider a Jatenzo or Kyzatrex oral testosterone options. I’m a low SHBG guy too, and I do very very well on these therapies. As for your low SHBG, for some men, it’s just genetic, others it’s due to medical...

I just restarted Jatenzo after almost 2 years off therapy. Exactly 2 days in. The progress I thought I made off Jatenzo was due to overdosing on vitamin D, which did increase my testosterone, but left me with side effects of too much vitamin D, not really going to work. Being in a state of...

Jatenzo is the only thing that’s ever worked for me. I’ve always been extremely sensitive to things, I can’t tolerate any vitamins or mineral supplements even in a deficient state. I recover very quickly just from including it back in my diet. Jatenzo is a walk in the park and easy-going. I...

Ask you doctor what is his scientific basis for this suggestion and can he provide you with concrete evidence to back up his claims. If he hesitates in his answer, you have enough information to disregard his suggestion. You should ignore his suggestion anyways because he's confusing the...

Now when I take small amounts of vitamin C (5-10 mg), or vitamin D (300IU) both cause painful cold sores in the mouth, the vitamin C causes the most painful cold sores. The carnivore diet has increased sensitives 100 fold. I can only tolerate vitamin D from eggs or sunlight. Now that I'm not...

New research has revealed that insulin-producing beta cells begin working again in people who are in remission of Type 2 diabetes. This means that if remission is achieved, the insulin-producing capacity of the pancreas can be restored to levels similar to those in people who have never been...

I just had a thought, what if overdosing on vitamin D initially after starting carnivore red meat = lot of iron (Ironman) led to excessive iron absorption and with calcium competing with iron, forced calcium of through the kidneys further exacerbating iron absorption and vitamin D compounding...

I just ate 6 eggs and eyes burn, skin burns. Skin can turn red. Feel groggy and sleepy. I feel high. Sometimes taking calcium helps, but only one or twice then no affect. Sometimes taking vitamin K helps, then no affect after that. I had the same problems with diabetes drugs, a one time...

I figured it out. I had been on 2000 units vitamin D for a year before starting carnivore, no issues, 24 level. A week after starting carnivore I gradually started having these issues. I simply became more sensitive to vitamin D and vitamin C due to normal glucose. I tried mag, made the problem...

I've been on TRT on and off for 10 years, on the longest for solid 6 years, came off and HPTA rebooted very quickly, within 4.5 weeks after stopping injections and 7 days on short acting oral testosterone. Permanent atrophy is unlikely.

AI's can't affect estrogen produced within the testicles, Ai's only affect E2 outside the testicle environment. Some men have struggled to lower estrogen while on hCG.

Hard to tell if your T levels are actually on a steady decline over this period of time. Many things contribute to T production, diet, sleep and even overtraining which will effect T negatively. Your hormones are constantly changing day to day, you'll never repeat the same test twice, because...

The cause is hCG, which is common to see sexual function degrade in some men. The LH receptors weren't meant to be stimulated in a near constant state, LH receptors are meant for pulsatile stimulation. The half-life of LH is 20 minutes, the half-life of hCG is 24-36 hours. Big difference! Some...