…ow testosterone. These are trauma (pituitary or testicular) nutrition, and/or genetic. Finding the root reason of low testosterone and increasing levels naturally is critical. Using testosterone shots or creams should be your last result. D…
… homocysteine toward methionine or move it toward cysteine. Nutrition, kidney function, medicines, genes, and daily habits may all affect the picture.
Two routes through one metabolic junction
Dr. Purser describes homocysteine as a junctio…
… cardiovascular, kidney and brain-health discussions, while nutrition and activity cross many chapters. Dr. Purser’s age matters when reading numerical targets, drug recommendations and screening schedules. Preserve the broad questions—what…
…al goals: relief of troublesome symptoms, sexual wellbeing, nutrition and long-term health. These goals are related but not interchangeable. A treatment that improves a symptom does not automatically prevent disease. A hormone measurement a…
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How the pieces connect
Pituitary, testicular, thyroid, and nutrition questions can lead to different tests. Finding a low number is only the beginning.
The location of a problem changes the question
Dr. Purser separates pituitary, testicu…
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