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I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome which involves pain and debilitating fatigue and 100-120 mg of nandrolone per week is absolutely life changing for me in improving the symptoms of my disorder. Officially, there is no approved pharmaceutical therapy for CFS so to find something that not only...

Not saying it wasn't a TIA...BUT I've seen TIA used as a diagnosis when they missed the real problem. So, that is to say, keep an open mind to other possibilities.

Suffice it to say that change may be on the horizon regarding healthcare. It remains to be seen how it will play out. Without getting TOO POLITICAL in your responses, what government changes would you like to see happen that you think would benefit TRT, peptitdes, supplements, men's healthcare...

Don't underestimate hereditary causes.

Nandrolone.

Oh, jeez. You're going to be fine.

Could literally be anything.

Everyone is unique and everyone responds differently to psychiatric medications so I would be extremely cautious with any anecdotal experiences that anyone shares with you on the matter. It's very specific to the individual. That being said, Adderall and Vyvanse, in my experience, can cause more...

Oh man, I can't even begin to tell you the struggles I've had with health providers. And it's hard to "fight" when many won't listen to you. Just yesterday I had another fruitless interaction where I might as well have been talking to empty air and thing is, I know I'm right and it's a hell of a...

From my experience, there are meds, stimulants specifically, that will straight up screw up your metabolism. Consider that all this back and forth about diet and even the effects of your testosterone exist in balance with what it has going against it. You can't put out a raging fire with a...

Spinach was ONE of the things I was eating so the warning to be MINDFUL of foods and beverage high in oxylate is relevant. That's not the same as saying avoid all vegetables.

I thought LOW T was a risk for Osteoarthritis. I can tell you that nandrolone is practically magic for alleviating or lessening joint and arthritic pain.

I literally gave myself kidney stones after eating "healthy" which meant, unbeknownst to me at the time, practically everything I was eating was high in oxalates. So to say be mindful of their consumption is very good advice.

For anyone looking at this as inspiration, please consider that a 79 year old brain is VASTLY different from a 39 or 49 year old brain.

Some things you should just go with what the good Lord gave ya. In other words, work with what you got. No beard at all looks better than a scraggly one IMHO.

Just started Methylene Blue, taking a full dropper which is probably somewhere between 5 -10mg. Absolute boost in mental energy and an improvement in endurance at the gym. Blue pee and a bit of a challenge when trying not to be messy with it because will does stain. Unexpected side effect: VIVID...

I wouldn't say they hand it out like candy. It's still prescribed in conservative amounts for the purposes of helping joint pain, etc. Personally, I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome which involves a great deal of overall pain and the nando not only helps joint pain, but reduces the CFS pain and...

Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get you.

Arginine and Citrulline both activate massive cold sore outbreaks for me.

Winner, winner, chicken dinner.

Can someone quickly list symptoms of high aromatization and/or estrogen?

I've got poikiloderma which is a fiery redness on the neck and chest, most likely a hereditary condition but also linked to sun exposure, so I have to slather on the SPF and cover it all up now.

I feel the effects after two weeks. Whether going on or coming off, two weeks for me. I'm not recommending adjusting your dosage after that amount of time, only saying that's when I can feel the benefits kick in. I'm on 100 mg per week and it's not enough for any significant anabolic gains...

Would this be a reason why Viagra/Cialis have little to no effect but TriMix works?

I've had two sleep studies and in both had the most awful, restless sleep and barely much of it and yet not diagnosed with apnea, despite the fact that the tech said I was snoring.

I've found that using an antidepressant such as Prozac on an intermittent or as-needed basis works wonders.

Damn. Damn. Damn. I was just about to give this a shot (no pun intended) but between diabetes and chronic fatigue syndrome I already have GI issues and when things stop moving it sets off an entire body inflammation induced crash that lasts days or weeks. Interesting that the comparison is made...

The first (and only) time I injected into my shoulder, I hit the vagus nerve and almost passed out. I now routinely inject subq into tummy fat. I've never had that reaction but I've got plenty of tummy fat to cushion the poke. I think you probably pinched something in just the right spot...

Sometimes magnesium supplementation can contribute to a decrease in sensitivity because it has an analgesic quality. HCG helps some people (including myself when I used it) improve sensitivity and sometimes libido. Also, just as a word to the wise, no matter how smart people sound with their...

I would suggest trying cetirizine. Cialis doesn't bother me nasally as much as Viagra does. Both also tend to cause inflammation of my esophagus and contribute to gastritis. Cetirizine can help reduce the overall inflammatory response.

My father-in-law died from prostate cancer. A year or two prior to being diagnosed with prostate cancer, he had skin cancer. At the time, the medical community did not believe that skin cancer could spread or be indicative of other cancers in the body. That assumption was revealed to be false...