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Watched this video, Dr Frank Schallenberger as he discusses the use of Sermorelin. https://youtu.be/DuouL3Svz58?list=PLakU55OysB2Vl0e6X_uFXScsfI_5-dmye

Well, I don't need to lament the failings that have plagued the medical establishment we have all around us today so I won't begin by complaining about it. I will tell you that protocols I have learned from this very forum got me the most unbelievable treatment today, I posted a scathing yelp...

I'm age 52, Originally tested with only 179 mg/dl Testosterone when I was checked and had lots of symptoms. I've been on TRT for at least three years. Because the formulary seem to run the rules as to how much is to low or to high, one is kept in a range that fits the formulary. For example...

Strongly recommend this book, Stop worrying about it. https://youtu.be/GuCdsyCWmt8

I read a great article, http://jap.physiology.org/content/110/3/774 This proves there might be a great threat to the medical establishment such as surgery, Drugs and therapy. This kind of healing power is to much for a system that is structured in treatment, rather then healing. I'm wondering...

Back when I was put on testosterone cypionate, I was given 50mg a week. Nothing. I complained and asked for at least 100mg a week. Ok, now I'm making progress. Was allowed to inject myself. That was like getting permission from the pentagon to go target practicing. They wanted to stick me...

50 years old. Diet is tuned in. No foods with estrogen at all consumed. Total T 734. Measured day injection was to be administered so this was the low for the week. Free T18.9 pg/mL SHBG 16 nmol/L (flagged low) Total Estrogens 242 pg/mL, More then double the range limit Estradiol 79.1 pg/mL...

Greetings all… I did lab work Monday. I was asked to do the lab 2 days after injecting my Testosterone. It was administered Friday morning and Lab blood draw was actually 7:30 AM Monday but I doubt it makes to much of a difference. The reason for testing after injection was to see the peak...