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It's just goes to show you whenever humans alter their diet that takes us out of our natural state -> ketosis, disease follows.

This is nonsense. As for your CBC results, I still think you're overmedicated and that is somehow related to the low MCH and high end RDW. Both RBC, hematocrit, RDW are high and MCH are low. I don't think that's a coincidence. I believe you're pushing your body past it's normal operating...

Then you have something else going on. Maybe the cause of your low testosterone is still at play.

Red meat twice a week, that’s not enough. I eat red meat every single day. I had to stop my vitamin C and vitamin D supplements because my ferritin levels were over the normal ranges.

Being in a state of ketosis starves cancer.

If you're on Nebido, your options are very limited. Topical treatments often present challenges.

They have no education or training in male sex hormones let alone managing male hormone therapies. They are operating outside their scope of medicine.

You're overmedicated. Good luck staying in that optimal range your body requires on Nebido unless you dose every week to every two weeks week to keep your hormones in a particular range your body responds best to.. I wouldn't expect any cooperation from your doctors.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5986027/#:~:text=Iron%20deficiency%20without%20anemia%20is,no%20well%E2%80%90defined%20diagnostic%20criteria.

To get your levels up quickly, yes, but I don't think you'll need the iron supplement indefinitely due incorporating red meat into your diet as chicken is low in iron. It's common for doctors to not have much if any education in vitamins and minerals and many know nothing about your general...

TRT, testosterone typically decreases ferritin due to the creation of higher hemoglobin because more iron is utilized.

Iron deficiency without anemia is a real bitch! Low MCH, high RDW, you're almost there, indicates iron deficiency without anemia. Your RDW will rise and MCHC will drop next followed by your MCV. Some men on TRT will never truly became anemic because TRT drives up the hemoglobin more strongly...

You're dealing with water retention or you have a thyroid problem or some other condition.

Of course.

It depends on the grade of prostate cancer, if any is found, whether or not he would have to stop TRT.

It could be 100 different things. Then you have idiopathic diseases, which have no identifiable cause, yet symptoms remain. Doctors and scientists are discovering new diseases all the time. Little more than a year ago they discovered a new disease, a parathyroid disease (Normocalcemic...

https://www.excelmale.com/threads/impact-of-low-free-testosterone-on-prostate-cancer.26193/ https://www.urology.uci.edu/pdf/The_Impact_of_Low_Free_Testosterone_on_Prostate_Cancer_High_Risk_Disease_Recurrence_and_Testosterone_Replacement_after_Radical_Prostatectomy.pdf...

You're at no greater risk of prostate cancer than someone with naturally high testosterone, being on TRT doesn't increase risks, it only decreases risks. If you go based off the available evidence below, more than likely, it’s a benign growth. A prostate MRI is more accurate and the new gold...

I seriously doubt your friend has a testosterone problem. No reason why it can't be something else. There's ton of other conditions that can mimic low-T.

I found consistency for more than a week. I woke up one morning and took my supplements one by one to determine which ones were causing the issues. I first took the 500 mg of potassium. Nothing happened. Then I took the vitamin D and I felt a little weird after taking it. Then I took my vitamin...

There's always oral T, Jatenzo and Kyzatrex. https://www.excelmale.com/threads/oral-trt-products-jatenzo-tlando-kyzatrex-ditest.26061/

Enclomiphene by itself, it's drug and drugs have side effects. TRT typically is better on the benefit to side effects profile. I like to keep things simple, my body need testosterone, give it testosterone.

$159 for 60 days worth of medicine, you can't beat it.

Clomid may be to blame. These are common side effects of Clomid. Peptides to the rescue. This may not be true. The newer oral T, Kyzatrex, Jatenzo may have the advantage when it comes to side effects, especially with regards to erythrocytosis. Also, steady states in 7 days, going through three...

As if we don't have enough endocrine disrupting chemicals in the environment. An androgen blocker, makes me cringe.

This might be an understatement and very obvious, based on your symptoms, but you're likely overmedicated. The solution to your problem is an easy one, lower the dosage. It's common for guys to start out on a dosage that's too high. You never mentioned these issues when on the lower dosage...

Probably a longshot, if you're sensitive enough green tea or green tea supplements can inhibit DHT to a degree. There was a member last year who reported low DHT with high T or PFS like symptoms after years of drinking green tea.

That's way too much! That's more than most insurance premiums. You would think cutting out the middleman would decrease costs. Doctors hate dealing with insurance companies as well. It increases administrative costs and prevents doctors from dishing out necessary treatments.

This is what happens when you talk to someone that unqualified and isn’t properly trained in this field of medicine. PCP‘s typically aren’t into hormones, that’s more of the endocrinologist and urologist field of medicine. Even these type of doctors typically fail at properly diagnosing...

Let's start with his diet with hugely impacts testosterone production. The carnivore diet is a testosterone booster, in fact no diet boosts testosterone more! Getting your body into ketosis has the potential to cure many health problems. Sleep is very important as this is when our testosterone...

That’s correct, 5 to 10 mg per week. Women typically get better results in splitting the dose up twice weekly for women. Your wife may not even need the estrogen therapy anymore.