Gorillaquills
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Never mind he's giving you a hell of a deal for 240 mg. Just doing a quick search on Google his product is way cheaper
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Very wise.I already let my doctors assistant know that I'm done. I told I will finish up my last bit of the prescription. I also said I will do my follow up in January to see what my blood parameters are but I said I'm done.
I give blood consistently. I'm am due again in two weeks for another hole blood donation. My ferritin has come down some . I was like 450 now I'm 415. I'm just being consistent with donations and no red meat and really being mindful of everything that is fortified with iron. I will have it checked again in December. Hopefully it will continue to trend down.Very wise.
I‘d try get the iron situation sorted out first and foremost, as iron overload is a plausible cause for hypogonadism. And TRT can increase ferritin and iron biomarkers even further.
Iron overload causes diabetes, heart disease, liver disease, low testosterone, systemic inflammation, disturbs thyroid function etc.
I’d except some big improvements by donating blood. (and rechecking ferritin in the process)
I know I felt euphoric and relieved for a few days after donating blood when my ferritin was 300+, after 5-6 donations (I did it every 2 months) it’s down to 80-100 and stays around there ever since with a low iron diet. (no hemochromatosis in my case, just ate a LOT red meat for 2 years)
After my last donation, it felt like I overdid it and my hemoglobin and ferritin dipped for a week, so I stopped doing them, but its a very valuable therapeutic avenue in my opinion.