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Practical Exercise Tips

Nelson Vergel - January 19, 2018

There are many benefits of exercise . Beside the evident improved self-image, energy levels, and mental outlook, several research studies have found the following...

Penile Implants- Interview with Dr. Robert Cornell in Houston

Nelson Vergel - January 26, 2018

Q & A with Robert J. Cornell, M.D. – Prosthetic Urology and Men’s Health Specialist Robert J. Cornell, MD specializes in the treatment of genitourinary...

Testosterone, HDL and cardiovascular risk in men: the jury is still out

Nelson Vergel - November 8, 2017

Testosterone, HDL and cardiovascular risk in men: the jury is still out Page, Stephanie T, and Katya B Rubinow. "Testosterone, HDL and cardiovascular risk in...

Interview with Lee Myer, Author of “Natural vs Testosterone Therapy”

Nelson Vergel - January 19, 2018

This is an interview with my good friend Lee Myer, founder of PeakTestosterone.com and author of "Natural vs Testosterone Therapy". Lee has been a...

Testosterone Increases Liver Volume in a Dose Dependent Manner

Nelson Vergel - February 8, 2018

Animal data shows that testosterone administration increases the volume of some parenchymal organs. However, the effects of exogenous testosterone on solid abdominal organs in...

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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.