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Newest Reality

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3. Hang in there...
Tue Feb 25, 2020, 03:00 PM
Feb 2020

You can supplement the D3 with at least 1000 iu a day, (I would assume your doctor has already gone over the best, daily dose). It takes time for you to get a blood serum level that is adequate, but it can help improve your mood and you an look that up, there is also an immunity connection, so isn't it good that you caught that and can rectify it?

I started having low testosterone a while back, but I have no medical care. Your body can adapt to it over time, but you would benefit from looking it up and becoming more aware about the causes, symptoms and even nutritional aspects of what you can do to deal with it, even if you resort to HRT.

I know, sometimes you feel like that. It comes persists and goes. Remind yourself of that and carry on. Notice when you DON'T feel like that and you will see it is intermittent and the difficulties and frustrations can contribute to it. I have.

You need to talk this out with someone LakeArenal Feb 2020 #1
Brother, hugs. irisblue Feb 2020 #2
Hang in there... Newest Reality Feb 2020 #3
I agree--start with your doctor. CaptYossarian Feb 2020 #4
You have to research the foods you are eating peoli Feb 2020 #5
I was told this and so was my sister and BigmanPigman Feb 2020 #6
My own mental health issues seem independent of testosterone levels. hunter Mar 2020 #7
Vit D is cheap Lulu KC Apr 2020 #8
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