…m and they're not dummies. They're doctors are smart. My fellow physicians are a lot smarter than me, I'm sure. But um but uh yeah, they just aren't exposed to it. So, but it causes the big problem it causes is called Waricki syndrome. They…
…m that way. I know you guys get frustrated with them. My fellow physicians work really hard. They're really smart people. Google reviews aren't important to them because they get insurance referrals. I don't I get family referrals. I get pe…
… benefits?
I have my theories.
And to who should you give testosterone?
Be careful here -- this is the hard part.
What do you think the most common cause of low tes in pre-menopausal women?
There's the crux.
TEN DAYS FROM NOW, ON SUND…
…S.
ANYONE REMEMBER THE OLDEST MAN I MET WITH A HIGH NORMAL TESTOSTERONE (1250 ng/dL and not on anything)?
I tell the story often. It was in St Louis after I had spoken all day at a DAN PURSER MD HORMONE HEALTH EVENT and this about 50 yea…
…ING A HOT CHRISTMAS IN TONIGHT’S FACEBOOK LIVE — OPTIMIZING TESTOSTERONE LEVELS IN WOMEN AND MEN. AND WHY YOU WANT TO GET OFF ULCER REFLUX MEDS. AND COMMENTS ON SOD (SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE). Huh?!?!
See you at 7PM MST here. Start asking your…
…‘step-wise’? I recently attended an education conference on testosterone pellets and their surgical placement since we occasionally use them with certain patients. This conference was interesting because vendors were selling pellets from va…
…nts that act more like band-aids instead of solutions. From low testosterone and thyroid issues to insulin resistance, PCOS, neuropathy, and even type 2 diabetes, he explains how intracellular vitamin and mineral deficiencies play a massive…
…nts that act more like band-aids instead of solutions. From low testosterone and thyroid issues to insulin resistance, PCOS, neuropathy, and even type 2 diabetes, I explain how intracellular vitamin and mineral deficiencies play a massive r…
…ecovered after pregnancy, it could be a nutrient issue.
3. Low Testosterone: If your husband’s drive is low, it could be more than just age—nutritional imbalances may be the culprit.
4. Teenagers Falling Behind: Is your teen constantly ti…
…covered, this could be related to key nutrient imbalances.
Low Testosterone in Men: If your husband’s energy and drive have plummeted, it might not just be age—it could be a sign of a deeper nutritional deficiency.
Teenagers Struggling in…
…ying a unique role in brain health and cognitive function.
Low Testosterone: For boosting testosterone levels, a combination of zinc, arginine, carnitine, and vitamin B12 is recommended, highlighting the interconnectedness of nutrients and…
…in panel).
8. I don’t believe in “manopause”. Unexpectedly low testosterone levels (below 800 ng/ml) in men are usually caused by low vitamins and not just magical, or age-related, nor from pituitary or testicular damage. Check the intrace…
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