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What were the symptoms that prompted him to have this procedure?

I was wondering the same thing myself.

Naturopaths in my area commonly write scripts for T.

Ravenouz - it's good to be proactive but you would be well advised to only change one thing at a time so that you don't end up chasing your tail. And, I would suggest that you keep a daily log so you can reflect back on what you have changed and how you are feeling.

I think you forgot to mention the importance of regular lab work. If you don't measure, you don't know!

That's why it is so important to be proactive and accept responsibility for your own health and well being. Nobody has a more vested interest in your health and well being than you do. Everybody is responsible for finding a way to accomplish what is best for themselves. If your doctor...

"Fine" is not the same as optimal.

BigTex - Got it... thanks again.

This is really good information, thanks again. Would I do both shoulders on the same day? If so, does that mean I need to double the order and get 8-10 (2mg or equivalent) vials?

BigTex, I can't thank you enough for your input. How much BPC-157 should I buy for this, what is the recommended dosage, cycle, and what is the application site? Thanks again! Edit: Will this also help with the shoulder impingement in my left shoulder?

Thank you for your input! I am 70 years old. I started doing some dumbbell weight training a couple of years ago. I injured both deltoids by trying to do too much too fast. My connective tissue could not keep up. Now I cannot do any weight training except for dumbbell curls without horrible...

Holy crap! That would put a guy in the poor house, eh?

"Injecting a small air bubble into the skin or a muscle is usually harmless. But it might mean you aren't getting the full dose of medicine, because the air takes up space in the syringe." https://www.peacehealth.org/medical-topics/id/abs5701

I found Flomax (Tamsulosin) to be a terrible drug for me. The side effects were horrible, including retrograde ejaculation and delayed orgasm sometimes anorgasmia; along with the other side effects commonly associated with Flomax. And, I did not find that it improved my BPH symptoms. When I...

Maybe this will help: https://www.discountedlabs.com/progesterone

Yep. That's what I do.

My Sensitive E2 was 58 when I started taking .1mg of Adex E3.5D. Tested E2 again after 10 days and E2 was down to 45 (down 13 points). I increased dosage to .25mg E3.5D. I have only been on that dose for a week now but I cannot say that I have noticed any difference in anything at this point. I...

I take pretty much everything in Gene's stack; although not in those quantities. I suggest that you start there to see if that helps and then do some research on other amino acids and supplements that may help. Tadalafil and Terazosin may have the biggest impact on my BP and the supplements may...

Before starting a progesterone supplement my level came in at 0.6 ng/mL. After starting Progesto-life cream for women that I get off of Amazon my results have come in as high as 1.9 ng/mL. I check it every 3 months. I have found progesterone to be good for my prostate and it helps me sleep...

Progesterone is good for prostate health and also helps some people sleep better so if you aren't experiencing any negative effects from it then I wouldn't worry about it.

I apply it to the perineum and scrotum with good results.

Sometimes it's nothing more than genetics. Does high BP run in your family?

Since starting 5mg of tadalafil daily along with 4mg of terazosin (these were originally prescribed to me for BPH) I have been able to stop my other BP meds. I also take a lot of supplements that reportedly can help to lower BP. You can find them with a Google search.

Always a good idea to get levels checked before starting a new protocol so a baseline can be established; then check them again several weeks later. IMHO

Thank you!

This is very interesting. I get very little deep sleep each night. I spend most of time in REM. My deep sleep runs between 0 and 15 minutes each night. How much creatine are you taking?

I have the Standard Part D. They pay for the doctor and the labs. The Test C is cheaper if I go through GoodRx as is generally the case with most of my prescribed drugs.

Please post again after you've been married to the same woman for 50 years.

Maybe this video will help.

Sorry for being dense but what does that mean?

I get what you're saying and I think you have some valid points. If I understand @madman then Quest is prone to human error and sub-standard testing methods and can not be trusted for the Sensitive test. If that is indeed true then it makes me wonder if their other tests are flawed as well...