That is what people used to believe, check this link to see what this researcher has to say

jgdo2001 (imported) wrote: Wed Aug 20, 2014 6:55 am : http://www.nbcnews.com/video/nightly-ne ... 9#53001889

Jessica and freddyde have brought some interesting points. Weight gain is regulated by three hormones, Insulin, Estradiol, and Cortisol. With Insulin the most important. Cheap food usually has a lot of processed carbs and needs loots of Insulin to process which will make you fat. Cortisol has a ...

Thank you Jessica,


Adding 2oz of whey protein 30 min before each meal will help a lot as it lowers blood sugars and increases insulin sensitivity which is critical to getting the fat out of the cell and being able to use it for energy. Focus on things that lower blood sugar and increase insulin ...

I am on spiro and as many others have gained weight over time. I have read many times that testosterone is the one to blame for this weight gain.

A new research indicates than when T is low in men, Estradiol is also low because it is produced from T conversion. They demonstrate that it is actually ...

In the following website with videos you'll see a picture of a small castrated penis, scroll down, it's on the left hand side. The penis has shrunk considerably no doubt to not having any testosterone. If you want a small penis like this, then you'll have to do what this tranny did.

There's a ...

Drugs.com does not list kidney stones (renal calculi) as a side effect of spironolactone.

http://www.drugs.com/sfx/spironolactone-side-effects.html



I agree, there is no reference to it. I have had single episodes of kidney stones in the past, always in the left kidney, the previous one 14 ...

foxytaur (imported) wrote: Fri Dec 28, 2012 5:54 pm Im not si sure jddo2001, however studies have shown that an increased consumption of phosphoric acid found in soda pop will definetly do it. Do you drink a lot of pepsi , coke or diet sodas?

I drink sodas with moderation, like 2 cans per week.

Hello all,

I had an 8 mm kidney stone that had to be removed with surgery. Can this be related with taking 100 mg spyro for about a year?

Thank you,

Joe

impotentus (imported) wrote: Sat Sep 01, 2012 2:02 pm somehow, Last night I had an erection. it was the weirdest time since my chemical castration.

I am under chemical castration process and my penis keeps shrinking until I have an erection, same case as you. When I increase my dose of spiro for some time, erections cease at all.

In less than 2 weeks I had the look of someone who had already had an orchiectomy and my penis was so tiny and about 1/2" in diameter. I was thrilled with that but there was body hair growth and depression that I didn't like so I switched back to premarin but I did love feeling castrated.



Did ...