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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Subq/IM differences and issues. Has anyone experienced this?
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<blockquote data-quote="tropicaldaze1950" data-source="post: 276058" data-attributes="member: 13651"><p>No disagreement, Vince. There are three cutting edge psychiatrists in the Boston area, all who place a major emphasis on diet; tending mostly to a keto diet. But they also use medications. I do wish that most physical and/or mental illness was resolved by diet, alone but I've yet to see it. People with mastocytosis have to follow a strict, low histamine diet. Some can only eat two or three foods. And they use medication(s) also. IMO, if there was overwhelming evidence that diet, alone, could manage or even eliminate illness, particularly mental illnesses, I believe even conservative doctors would be on board. </p><p></p><p>Again, none of what I wrote is to dismiss the role of diet in health and wellness, but because of how doctors are trained and how little they learn about nutrition, as well as hormones, unless he or she makes an effort to learn, once they've completed their residency, we end up with more doctors who only know the 'sick care model' of medicine, as [USER=15832]@Systemlord[/USER] always reminds us. So then, it's up to each person to be their own physician; to research, to experiment on themselves and hopefully, improve their health and their life.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tropicaldaze1950, post: 276058, member: 13651"] No disagreement, Vince. There are three cutting edge psychiatrists in the Boston area, all who place a major emphasis on diet; tending mostly to a keto diet. But they also use medications. I do wish that most physical and/or mental illness was resolved by diet, alone but I've yet to see it. People with mastocytosis have to follow a strict, low histamine diet. Some can only eat two or three foods. And they use medication(s) also. IMO, if there was overwhelming evidence that diet, alone, could manage or even eliminate illness, particularly mental illnesses, I believe even conservative doctors would be on board. Again, none of what I wrote is to dismiss the role of diet in health and wellness, but because of how doctors are trained and how little they learn about nutrition, as well as hormones, unless he or she makes an effort to learn, once they've completed their residency, we end up with more doctors who only know the 'sick care model' of medicine, as [USER=15832]@Systemlord[/USER] always reminds us. So then, it's up to each person to be their own physician; to research, to experiment on themselves and hopefully, improve their health and their life. [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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Subq/IM differences and issues. Has anyone experienced this?
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