![]() ![]() Neurotransmitters: the more drugs/supplement people use, the more chaotic the neurotransmitter is. Thyroid/adrenals: I have less knowledge on this but I'm in normal side. ![]() I've experienced it all.I want to add based on my actual experiences. There are many men who will see an improvement in libido, others will continue to struggle, some may even end up worse off than before trt and some of the lucky ones will see a drastic improvement. When you find that happy place you should have a healthy libido not raging, savage, insane. Libido/ED is much more complex than simply having healthy testosterone levels.Įven then when it comes to trt and libido many tend to get caught up in thinking that it will be through the roof once they hop on trt and get to the point of so-called dialed in let alone cure any ED issues they may have. Thyroid/adrenals, neurotransmitters, insulin sensitivity, stress (mental/physical), quality of sleep, diet, underlying vascular health to name a few can all have a big impact on one's libido/erectile function. Having healthy testosterone levels is beneficial to one's libido/erectile function but it is far from the only thing that is required to having a healthy libido. Unfortunately, when it comes to libido let alone ED they are multifactorial and there is much more involved than just having healthy hormones (TT, FT, estradiol, DHT, prolactin). ![]()
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