Re: y

[Guest guest]

I went a week or so on pellets before trying the deprenyl. Also, I

only take the deprenyl 5 days per week. While there is no real " let

down " on my off days, I can tell a difference. Same goes for when I

get up in the AM versus my first dose. I feel the effect but I think

I am fine without it. Just a nice boost to the mental sharpness.

So far I LOVE the pellets. Same level all the time. A real bonus

versus the gels.

I'll keep everyone in the loop but... I don't think I'll give up my

deprenyl just yet :-)

Good Luck.

y

> y, Keep us posted .

>

> I am starting to think, that for T replacement, pellets are the

> bomb! . I figure you can always add gel if you are a little low,

> but would be nice to have a totally consistent level. It sounds

like

> that might be the way to go. It doesn't make any drug company allot

> of money, which might be the main reason no one has heard all that

> much about that method.

>

> I almost wish that you were not taking the Deprenyl at the same

time

> because it is tough to say which one is actually giving you the

> benefit and which benefit each is giving you... Personally , I

> think you should scratch the deprenyl for now, go with the pellets

> only for the three months and judge exactly how and what they do

for

> you. That would be a good way to know what pellets do exactly for

> group knowledge, and also for yourself. Then you could try adding

> deprenyl the next three months and see what difference there is...

> That way you would know whether the deprenyl is worth it and

exactly

> what benefits you get...

>

> Well, anyway, good to keep up on how the pellets are working.

>

> I am going to try and see if I can get off everything using HCG and

> Clomid. If that works that would be great. If not, I will consider

> the pellets. Would be fantastic just to get that once every three

> months and always feel good! I personally find it a pain to deal

> with the drugs more frequently... Of course, it is better than

> without, but would be nice to do without...

>

> Armyguy

[Guest guest]

y,

I am glad to hear that the pellets are giving you a consistent level

of testosterone. That is what I am looking for as well. I am on

Androgel (10g/day). I feel that my T level is varying too much from

week to week.

Your Dr. is in Atlanta right? I'm in Florida, having a terrible time

finding a good Dr. Atlanta is starting to look pretty close. Would

you mind sharing the name of your Dr. and the name of the office? I

would like to contact her and find out more information. What kind of

Dr. is she, Internal Med., Endo?

Feel free to email me if you would rather go that route.

Dean

> > y, Keep us posted .

> >

> > I am starting to think, that for T replacement, pellets are the

> > bomb! . I figure you can always add gel if you are a little

low,

> > but would be nice to have a totally consistent level. It sounds

> like

> > that might be the way to go. It doesn't make any drug company

allot

> > of money, which might be the main reason no one has heard all

that

> > much about that method.

> >

> > I almost wish that you were not taking the Deprenyl at the same

> time

> > because it is tough to say which one is actually giving you the

> > benefit and which benefit each is giving you... Personally , I

> > think you should scratch the deprenyl for now, go with the

pellets

> > only for the three months and judge exactly how and what they do

> for

> > you. That would be a good way to know what pellets do exactly for

> > group knowledge, and also for yourself. Then you could try adding

> > deprenyl the next three months and see what difference there

is...

> > That way you would know whether the deprenyl is worth it and

> exactly

> > what benefits you get...

> >

> > Well, anyway, good to keep up on how the pellets are working.

> >

> > I am going to try and see if I can get off everything using HCG

and

> > Clomid. If that works that would be great. If not, I will

consider

> > the pellets. Would be fantastic just to get that once every three

> > months and always feel good! I personally find it a pain to deal

> > with the drugs more frequently... Of course, it is better than

> > without, but would be nice to do without...

> >

> > Armyguy

[Guest guest]

I have a doctor in Boca and one here in Atlanta. The Boca doctor

has more experience with athletes so that is why I ended up there

first. He referred me on to this current doc when I chose the TRT

path.

The doctor in Boca is Dr. Allyn Brizel His website is

http://www.natural-hrt.com/home.html

My doctor here in Atlanta, whom my Boca doc says is the best he

knows with pellets, is Dr. a Paunesky. It's more of a boutique

practice specifically for anti-aging. Her website is

http://www.atlantaantiaging.com/ - I highly recommend her.

Dean, good luck.

y

> > > y, Keep us posted .

> > >

> > > I am starting to think, that for T replacement, pellets are

the

> > > bomb! . I figure you can always add gel if you are a little

> low,

> > > but would be nice to have a totally consistent level. It

sounds

> > like

> > > that might be the way to go. It doesn't make any drug company

> allot

> > > of money, which might be the main reason no one has heard all

> that

> > > much about that method.

> > >

> > > I almost wish that you were not taking the Deprenyl at the

same

> > time

> > > because it is tough to say which one is actually giving you

the

> > > benefit and which benefit each is giving you... Personally ,

I

> > > think you should scratch the deprenyl for now, go with the

> pellets

> > > only for the three months and judge exactly how and what they

do

> > for

> > > you. That would be a good way to know what pellets do exactly

for

> > > group knowledge, and also for yourself. Then you could try

adding

> > > deprenyl the next three months and see what difference there

> is...

> > > That way you would know whether the deprenyl is worth it and

> > exactly

> > > what benefits you get...

> > >

> > > Well, anyway, good to keep up on how the pellets are working.

> > >

> > > I am going to try and see if I can get off everything using

HCG

> and

> > > Clomid. If that works that would be great. If not, I will

> consider

> > > the pellets. Would be fantastic just to get that once every

three

> > > months and always feel good! I personally find it a pain to

deal

> > > with the drugs more frequently... Of course, it is better than

> > > without, but would be nice to do without...

> > >

> > > Armyguy

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Just want to say hi, I was diagnosed 7 years ago at 33 and remember well the

confusion and lack of information. Like yourself I was so pleased when I found

this site, and although I don't post as much as I should I read all the messages

and have gained some very useful knowledge. I still havn't met anyone with this

disease but because of this site I know I am not alone.

They say knowledge is power, so ask away there are some very wise and helpful

people on here.

Ruth (UK) xx

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Just want to say hi, I was diagnosed 7 years ago at 33 and remember well the

confusion and lack of information. Like yourself I was so pleased when I found

this site, and although I don't post as much as I should I read all the messages

and have gained some very useful knowledge. I still havn't met anyone with this

disease but because of this site I know I am not alone.

They say knowledge is power, so ask away there are some very wise and helpful

people on here.

Ruth (UK) xx

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Just want to say hi, I was diagnosed 7 years ago at 33 and remember well the

confusion and lack of information. Like yourself I was so pleased when I found

this site, and although I don't post as much as I should I read all the messages

and have gained some very useful knowledge. I still havn't met anyone with this

disease but because of this site I know I am not alone.

They say knowledge is power, so ask away there are some very wise and helpful

people on here.

Ruth (UK) xx