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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 159846" data-attributes="member: 15832">In the beginning no, after awhile yes I did have problems with erection, any one of those deficiencies could cause erections issues, especially iron, potassium and vitamin C.Vitamin C is required for the enzymatic reaction that synthesizing the neurotransmitter norepinephrine from dopamine. Iron is required for energy, potassium for fluid balance in tissues and helps with blood pressure.Around the time I started experiencing the beginning of these symptoms between 6-8 months, erections became problematic. I've had better erections in the last 5 months off TRT than on.That's about to change though, now I know how to play this TRT game. In these short couple of months I've learned so much about myself, I know what to do this time because I am aware what symptoms belong to which deficiency and understand my bodies needs, I need a fraction of a normal dose for hormones and vitamins.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 159846, member: 15832"] In the beginning no, after awhile yes I did have problems with erection, any one of those deficiencies could cause erections issues, especially iron, potassium and vitamin C. Vitamin C is required for the enzymatic reaction that synthesizing the neurotransmitter norepinephrine from dopamine. Iron is required for energy, potassium for fluid balance in tissues and helps with blood pressure. Around the time I started experiencing the beginning of these symptoms between 6-8 months, erections became problematic. I've had better erections in the last 5 months off TRT than on. That's about to change though, now I know how to play this TRT game. In these short couple of months I've learned so much about myself, I know what to do this time because I am aware what symptoms belong to which deficiency and understand my bodies needs, I need a fraction of a normal dose for hormones and vitamins. [/QUOTE]

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