My brother never brings up his sexuality but I can tell he had problems. This is off the records but he’s always been the one chasing random skirts on the street yet that wasn’t the case during his hardship. I can notice his attitude has changed for the better during family gatherings, he’s more engaged, social with more sense of humor. He brags about pristique but I can’t really say. I mean he’s persuading my younger sister to give it a try for her own personal issues so it must be working for him.
Low E2 has been the bane of my existence for the past 3 years and I’m yet to figure out what’s driving it so low. Out of hundreds of supplements, DHEA was the only one that measured up. I was on 15-20mg/d for about 2 weeks, IIRC, and did before/after bloodwork. My E2 level went up from mere 11 pg/ml to 28 pg/ml at the time. My libido returned full-swing, I could finally fantasize and get random boners. Sadly, I also noticed symptoms that include lightheadedness, fatigue, stomach aches, and sleepiness. I figured these were probably due to low cortisol. That said, I’ve also been on plethora of other things so my symptoms may have been due to something else.
Reading up on DHEA, it appears that doses of sub 15mg/d are androgenic whereas >15mg/d doses are estrogenic in men (i.e. tend to converts to E2). Whilst I loved the initial effects, it had given me a clue where to look as long as low E2 is concerned.
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