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Here is an excerpt from an article in Life Extension Magazine: A little known side benefit to the class of antihypertensive drugs known as angiotensin II receptor blockers is that they enhance insulin sensitivity, increase utilization of fat as energy, and improve mitochondrial...

You should check out Paul Saladino's animal based diet. I have long advocated the Perfect Health Diet by Paul Jaminet which is what many people (e.g. Saladino, Mercola and others) seem to finally be coming around to. Some people can do fairly well for a while on close to zero carbs but most...

My two cents...I wouldn't even think about another "cycle" until you've gotten back to steady state for at least 6 months. Deca is long-acting and you should have stopped it already. NPP would have been a better choice. You should have been using HCG throughout. Use clomid or nolva at moderate...

You logic sounds reasonable, however there may be other variables involved. For example, if Zuclomiphene and Encomiphen compete for the same receptors, then removing Zuclomiphene could make the same dose of Enclomiphene effectively a higher dose. Hence, starting at a lower dose and working up if...

I believe that's a corticosteriod

A quick search suggests that Testosterone in general pushes the renin–angiotensin–aldosterone system (RAAS) in the direction of higher blood pressure, however this is likely highly variable between people and some people may be hyper-responders. I don't seem to have this issue but something...

There is another thread on long-term cialis, but note that this class of drugs blocks the enzyme that breaks down nitric oxide, but they don't directly produce it, so if someone is not making enough in the first place, these drugs won't work well.

You might want to review the "fixes for joint issues" thread and see if that gives you any ideas. I know of people who have had complete healing with DMSO, and for me the combination of DMSO, BPC-157 and something from the growth hormone family has worked well. Obviously I don't know how much of...

Since enclomiphene is a subset of clomid, technically you would be getting a lightly higher dose of enclomiphene than is in the same dose of clomid, but it seems reasonable to start there.

When I was on Clomid only, I found that 12.5 every other day worked the best. It is easy to add more if you need to, but I also found that to reduce the dose, I had to do a washout (stop completely for 3 weeks or so) and start again, so I would start on the low end and see how you do. Some...

Where is there any remotely objective data on this? AFAIK Dr. Mark Gordon has as many people on clomid on as any clinician, so it would be interesting to know if he has weighed in on this. Forums have valuable information but a lot of selection bias.

In general, I really like the idea of crowd-funding the testing of things like HCG, and I would add in some of the other commonly used products like cialis and ivermectin. Also, I think there is a moral and practical reason to direct purchases to non-mainstream pharma sources whenever possible...

It sounds like you are a good candidate for getting a workup from a good holistic/integrative doc if you can find one. Your issues could be due to some sort of infection, a nutrient issue, a diet issue, or some other issue (like poor sleep) which Testosterone cannot override. T levels could be...

I would add two more S's. One for Sun and one for Supplementation.