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Did you supplement with copper alongside with zinc? Have you accessed your non-ceruloplasmin or free copper levels? Zinc can zap copper fairly quickly if proper copper isn't taken in. Not to say this is related to an insufficiency/deficiency of copper. By your description, sounds as there...

We can't selectively isolate one cited paper to draw a concussion. Effects of Zinc supplementation on serum lipids: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Unfortunately this occurs outside of testosterone, or any other drug(s); e.g, aspirin, metformin, different antihypertensive drugs, vaccinations, ect. A very recent example, look how many contrasting disputes there's been over egg consumption in the last few years. Although, it reaches further...

Cohort Study - Study Design 101

Maybe some of you guys missed it? There wasn't any clinical testing done in this particular study. It's looking at retrospective studies (past poorly designed studies) and trying to connect the dots to put blame on testosterone as an independent risk factor. Essentially this was a major waste...

Why would big pharma take testosterone down? It's in their interest to have as many individuals on testosterone than not. It's a multi-billion market for "big pharma."

This is from the full text. Keep in mind, cohorts offer helpful information on generalized observational studies. For the most part, they're not "cause and effect" designed studies such as that of RCT.

A lot of times, our overall diet can hinder one's ability to regain an optimal ferritin level. As several foods, drinks and supplements can affect the assimilation of nutrients such as iron. Something to consider.

I've been iron deficient on two occasions. I try to follow the suggestions outlined by the Iron disorder Institute. Accordingly, spinach inhibits iron uptake. Diet | Iron Disorders Institute To help aid in the absorption of iron, I'd suggest using 500mg of Vitamin C with heme foods and 300mg of...

In a nutshell: hCG--> serum progesterone-->ITT--> 17-hydroxyprogesterone-->5-alpha-pregnan-3-alpha-ol-20-one (allopregnanolone), which is a neuroactive steroid that binds with GABA(A) receptor. Net result--> better sense of well-being.

From the total information you provided only leads to guess work. My best guess, giving you was working out at the time of this onset, would be orthostatic hypotension from possibly dehydration. Was you taking in a lot of water/fluids prior and up to this point? As well sweating and urination...

Thanks Nelson... Very educational!

Actually Nelson, some of those foods will inhibit Fe uptake. This may help: http://www.irondisorders.org/diet/

Mixing isn't consider reconstituted? As well stated on the thread topic: "I Have Been Completely Wrong About Freezing HCG" (ellipsis too finish his comment) "...reconstituted, all along." Maybe we should have @Dr. Crisler elaborate on his comments. As it seems others at ATM view it as...

You can freeze hCG. I have for over 5 years without issue. I preload and freeze. Dr. Crisler has even noted this. http://www.allthingsmale.com/community/threads/i-have-been-completely-wrong-about-freezing-hcg.20820/

An elevated ferritin level could be from a few things. I would question if there's chronic inflammation going on, or a recent infection. Metabolic syndrome (MetS) can be associated with elevated ferritin levels. If you habitually drink alcohol, this can increase one's ferritin levels. As well...