This is the part I want to hear from the community on. A lot of guys want higher testosterone, better performance, better energy, all of it. But once hair loss enters the conversation, priorities change fast. So I’m curious where everyone here stands. Would you rather keep testosterone more conservative to protect your hair, or optimize testosterone and deal with the hair side separately? And if you’ve actually dealt with this yourself, share what you noticed.

Can you raise testosterone while still protecting your hair? In this video, I break down the research on DHT and compare testosterone gel, injections, and enclomiphene to look at how each may affect the hair-loss equation. Watch the full breakdown here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5Pm4EDWwZg After you watch it, I’d like to hear your thoughts.

I’ve been digging deep into the research on this one. Can enclomiphene actually push testosterone over 1,000 ng/dL? One clinical trial took blood every hour for 24 hours… and yes, some samples actually crossed 1,000. But when I looked at the rest of the data, things got a lot more interesting. More enclomiphene = more testosterone. But double the dose does NOT mean double the testosterone. There’s a reason for that. I’m breaking down the studies, comparing it to testosterone gel and injections, and showing you what the published research actually says.

Hello from New Zealand! I’m wondering if anybody knows a quality source for tadalafil? Most websites aren’t offering shipping to NZ. Cheers

What do we know about this compound. I hear you need a certain blood type for it to be effective which is O positive. Maybe Tony had some valuable insight on this topic.