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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
The Thrill is Gone
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<blockquote data-quote="Dr Justin Saya MD" data-source="post: 62164" data-attributes="member: 12687"><p>This is unfortunate to hear, Weasel, and I believe I recall your specific case.</p><p></p><p>There are about 1-2% of patients, in my own experience, that find it very difficult to "find" the benefits of TRT despite appropriate regimens and multiple prudent adjustments. Our good friend ERO is one that I've anguished over for some time. In these cases, many times all we can do is keep trying alternative approaches, turn over new stones, attempt (attempt being the key word as it's a challenging endeavor) to manipulate neurotransmitter levels, and also focus on modifiable factors such as lifestyle, nutrition, stress, SLEEP, toxin/heavy metal/environmental exposures (BPAs, pesticides, estrogens, etc)...the list goes on and on...inflammatory states, leaky gut, vitamin/mineral deficiencies (also excess/toxicities), and then good 'ole genetics and possible receptor anomalies/polymorphisms. Enough to make your head spin, I know,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dr Justin Saya MD, post: 62164, member: 12687"] This is unfortunate to hear, Weasel, and I believe I recall your specific case. There are about 1-2% of patients, in my own experience, that find it very difficult to "find" the benefits of TRT despite appropriate regimens and multiple prudent adjustments. Our good friend ERO is one that I've anguished over for some time. In these cases, many times all we can do is keep trying alternative approaches, turn over new stones, attempt (attempt being the key word as it's a challenging endeavor) to manipulate neurotransmitter levels, and also focus on modifiable factors such as lifestyle, nutrition, stress, SLEEP, toxin/heavy metal/environmental exposures (BPAs, pesticides, estrogens, etc)...the list goes on and on...inflammatory states, leaky gut, vitamin/mineral deficiencies (also excess/toxicities), and then good 'ole genetics and possible receptor anomalies/polymorphisms. Enough to make your head spin, I know, [/QUOTE]
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