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How to Manage Increased Blood Thickness (Hematocrit) Caused by Testosterone Replacement Therapy

Nelson Vergel - February 1, 2018

Testosterone Replacement Therapy and Polycythemia By Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A. Polycythemia is an excessive production of red blood cells. With polycythemia the blood becomes very viscous...

Nelson’s Top Tricks for Fat Loss

Nelson Vergel - January 19, 2018

Get real. Ask yourself: What is getting in the way of my health? What excuses am I using to not start giving a damn?...

Beyond Testosterone: Interview with Dr. Lynese Lawson

Nelson Vergel - January 26, 2018

PART 1 Nelson: Hello everybody, Nelson Vergel here with ExcelMale.com. I'm very happy to have Dr. Lawson from the Washington DC area. She's a long...

Male Depression and Suicide: It’s Time for a Change

Nelson Vergel - January 19, 2018

'… Men don't cry. In clinic when a man cries, you can see it might be the first time he's cried in a long...

Nelson Vergel’s Top 10 Testosterone Replacement Commandments (Video)

Nelson Vergel - March 16, 2017

Nelson Vergel's Top 10 Testosterone Replacement Commandments (Video) Nelson Vergel, author of Testosterone: A Man's Guide (Amazon.com) and founder of ExcelMale.com and DiscountedLabs.com, talks about...

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Nelson Vergel - November 25, 2024

US Disrupts Russian Bots Spreading Propaganda on Twitter The models have been downloaded 30 million times altogether, and Meta estimates that 7,000 derivatives have been...

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Nelson Vergel - October 7, 2024

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Erectile Function Optimization: Interview with Nelson Vergel

Nelson Vergel - May 26, 2020

I know I sound like I'm a broken record, because it made a difference for me. I mean, when I had low testosterone, back in the horrible days, I couldn't even process information. I couldn't talk to my doctor. I couldn't advocate for myself. I was like a doormat. Eventually, obviously, people see the difference, and sometimes that can cause problems.