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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
When Testosterone Is Not Enough
Penis sensitivity issue
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<blockquote data-quote="sammmy" data-source="post: 184791" data-attributes="member: 38594"><p>First of all, as someone that has personally taken Ambien on and off for months, it is not addictive at all. I don't feel any need to take it when I don't need it - it simply enables me to 'turn off the light switch' at night, nothing else. If you take it at prescribed dose it has zero impact on mood or psychology. The 'link to dementia' I bet is an observational study that goes like: older people have sleep issues and are often on ambien, also older people often have dementia, therefore ambien is 'linked to dementia'. Even the most elementary statistics textbook will tell you that a correlation is not a proof of cause and effect. This is like saying: ice-cream is sold more in the summer, more people drown during the summer, therefore ice-cream 'is linked to drowning'. A big portion of the so called 'medical studies' simply do not understand that and that is why they are not true.</p><p></p><p>Second, melatonin may be 'a hormone we all make' but we certainly do not make it at enormous doses of 9mg each night. Also, melatonin is actually a hormone that potentially has a negative impact on sexuality at the enormous doses you are suggesting, something that the OP tries to resolve.</p><p></p><p>So my advice is, if you can't sleep, get on Ambien and forget the 'all natural stuff' because it is less studied and will mess up more than anyone knows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sammmy, post: 184791, member: 38594"] First of all, as someone that has personally taken Ambien on and off for months, it is not addictive at all. I don't feel any need to take it when I don't need it - it simply enables me to 'turn off the light switch' at night, nothing else. If you take it at prescribed dose it has zero impact on mood or psychology. The 'link to dementia' I bet is an observational study that goes like: older people have sleep issues and are often on ambien, also older people often have dementia, therefore ambien is 'linked to dementia'. Even the most elementary statistics textbook will tell you that a correlation is not a proof of cause and effect. This is like saying: ice-cream is sold more in the summer, more people drown during the summer, therefore ice-cream 'is linked to drowning'. A big portion of the so called 'medical studies' simply do not understand that and that is why they are not true. Second, melatonin may be 'a hormone we all make' but we certainly do not make it at enormous doses of 9mg each night. Also, melatonin is actually a hormone that potentially has a negative impact on sexuality at the enormous doses you are suggesting, something that the OP tries to resolve. So my advice is, if you can't sleep, get on Ambien and forget the 'all natural stuff' because it is less studied and will mess up more than anyone knows. [/QUOTE]
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