Seeking your advice on addressing venous leak symptoms

**Pegasus** · 07-15-2017

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**Pegasus** · 07-15-2017

Here is another study showing average total test for men over 70 years is similar to yours.
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Abstract

Objective: An age-related decline in serum total and free testosterone concentration may contribute to ill health in men, but limited data are available for men > 70 years of age. We sought to determine the distribution and associations of reduced testosterone concentrations in older men.
Design: The Health in Men Study is a community-representative prospective cohort investigation of 4263 men aged ≥ 70 years. Cross-sectional hormone data from 3645 men were analysed.
Methods: Early morning sera were assayed for total testosterone, sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) and LH. Free testosterone was calculated using the Vermeulen method.
Results: Mean (± s.d.) serum total testosterone was 15.4 ± 5.6 nmol/l (444 ± 162 ng/dl), SHBG 42.4 ± 16.7 nmol
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So actually you are doing well most guys 70y don't have sex function as good as yours.

**Pegasus** · 07-15-2017

Me I would use natural methods to get test back over 500. You will probably find you function far better.

**HansTwilight** · 07-15-2017

Originally Posted by Pegasus

Me I would use natural methods to get test back over 500. You will probably find you function far better.

What are some of those natural methods.

**Palasht321** · 07-15-2017

I've been to a few doctors and while they acknowledge that this is the low end of normal, they refuse you to prescribe anything. Personally I try to exercise (weight lifting) and eat well. I'm not stressed either.

**Pegasus** · 07-15-2017

This partial listing has 100 things to try for natural test increase can add some more off the top of my head if you like.

https://www.pegym.com/forums/exercis...testerone.html

**Pegasus** · 07-15-2017

Originally Posted by Palasht321

I've been to a few doctors and while they acknowledge that this is the low end of normal, they refuse you to prescribe anything. Personally I try to exercise (weight lifting) and eat well. I'm not stressed either.

Well in this case I agree with the docs hrt can have side effects and is for life.

**Palasht321** · 07-19-2017

Pegasus thanks for the very useful list. Are there supplements that could help maintain erections (not the PDE5 inhibitors)? I've tried ginseng, maca, tribulous and ginko to no avail. What's your take on the 5gs?