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He's more like an acquaintance that I've gotten to know through business and see infrequently. I would not bet my life on his opinion, hence my reluctance to try it. However I've been researching a bit and it seems like it may have some merit when dosed in very small amounts. I'm thinking its...

A friend sent me this article on CLO2 and links on where to buy it and how to dose it. He swears by it, claiming its effective against COVID and many other pathogens. I am very hesitant to try it. Does anyone have any experience with this?

Gracias!

Can you post the website link?

Do you also supplement with fish oil? Or do you figure you're getting all you need through the eggs?

I had good success with Benzoyl Perixide 5%. Available over the counter. Nothing else worked for me. In my case the acne was on my forehead.

I hope this thread doesn't get locked, although I expect it will now that the name calling has begun. I find it amazing how we are all so dug in on one side or the other. When the discussion is about HRT we all are very thoughtful and helpful. But with anything political the conversation...

Unfortunately it seems as though TDS is inhibiting a rational discussion on HCQ. In hindsight it would probably have been better if Trump never mentioned it.

When I make dose changes I do it in small increments, no more than 5-10 mg every 2-3 weeks. It will obviously take longer to reach a point where you can get accurate lab work, but it has helped me avoid the issues described above. For me large dose changes wreck my sleep.

That has been my experience as well. And a side benefit is that I am building up a nice stockpile of T-cyp since I'm using less than prescribed yet achieving good lab numbers - and I don't feel any different at the lower doses.

I had been using the Indian brands. About a month ago I bought a batch from Empower. I haven't noticed any difference. Going forward I will go the least expensive route.

I worry about that too. But after 20 yrs (+/-) I don't have any issues that I'm aware of. And at times my work is mind numbing, so for me it's been extremely helpful.

You asked me if it had any effect on my heart rate or blood pressure. It does not. It may for others, but not me.

None.

Agree completely. I've been using it for many years and no sides at all. I find that I get more 'bang for the buck' if I take it on an empty stomach. Over time you will build a tolerance with regular usage. I try to lay off it as often as possible, as my workload permits. That seems to help...

Someone sent this to me. No idea if its true or not, but I thought it was interesting.

Welp, you caused me to spend more money. I've been using the Indian brand, but because of your post I went and bought a batch of the U.S. stuff. I've been using the Indian brand for a while (5 mg/day) and expected it to lower my blood pressure a bit - I have mild hypertension that is well...

Like anything else in life, its a trade-off. My experience with a local TRT doc, and the reason I left and chose Telemedicine, is while the local doctor may be great, their practice is usually focused on something else (urology, etc). So you may show up for an appointment with the doctor after...

I tried adding it to my TRT regimen for a few months and felt nothing from it, good or bad, so I stopped.

I've been struggling to understand the treatment protocols of TRT clinics, and I'm talking about the responsible, knowledgeable doctors like yourself. If someone comes to you with TT at 1000, you will deny TRT treatment (as I assume you should). However if someone comes to you with TT at 200...

How often do you inject? And I assume your T blood levels were at trough?

A friend is a commercial pilot who has to get a medical certificate every 2 years because he's over 40 yrs old. Within the last year he realized he's hypothyroid and was put on cytomel. He felt great but his TSH went to almost zero with very low FT4. So his doctor put him on synthroid which...

Very interesting - thanks. Do you feel any different with the lower doses of Propionate? In my case, once I started on T-Cyp I felt better physically (thankfully I never had any ED issues before or after TRT). Now when I adjust doses up or down the only thing that changes are my lab values...

Every time I read something like this it makes me want to reduce my dosage. I'm already down from 120mg/week to 100mg/week and my trough is still at the top of the range (total and free) as measured with E3.5D injections. So my peak must be blasting through the top of the range. It just...

This has been my personal experience as well. I've worked out regularly since my teen years, both cardio and weights. I'm now in my mid-fifties, and after a year on TRT (100mg/week) I can see my abs for the first time in my life. I joke that I now have a 3-pak. Maybe this year it will become...

Prescription. My doctor is very accommodating in that regard. But when it comes to Testosterone . . . not so much.

Never heard of Phenibut. I've been using Modafinil for many years - but only for work. I have a fairly stressful desk job that often requires hours upon hours of intense concentration on often mind-numbing technical stuff. I never take it on weekends (unless I'm working) and when I get a...

How do you define 'extended'?

I started IM then switched to SubQ because I found it easier. I felt no different and my labs did not change.

Anybody in the NY area familiar with Maze Men's Health for TRT? Low Testosterone | Diagnosis, Testosterone Replacement Therapy | (NY/NJ/CT)

We never had a health care system. It's a great sick care system especially in the USA, in that if you're dying they will keep you alive. But that's about it unfortunately. This really starts to hit home as we age.