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Mental Health Support

CaptYossarian

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4. I agree--start with your doctor.

Reply to Newest Reality (Reply #3)

Tue Feb 25, 2020, 03:00 PM

Feb 2020

All large clinics also have nutritionists. Your primary can set that up.

You can also go to a GNC or your pharmacy to recommend supplements.

A MUST is to check the interaction with your current prescriptions and when to take the supplements, if they need to be taken w/food, stay out of sunlight, avoid grapefruit, etc.

Good luck. DUers are always here for you.

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Mental health tied to low testosterone levels [View all] vercetti2021 Feb 2020 OP

You need to talk this out with someone LakeArenal Feb 2020 #1

Brother, hugs. irisblue Feb 2020 #2

Hang in there... Newest Reality Feb 2020 #3

I agree--start with your doctor. CaptYossarian Feb 2020 #4

You have to research the foods you are eating peoli Feb 2020 #5

I was told this and so was my sister and BigmanPigman Feb 2020 #6

My own mental health issues seem independent of testosterone levels. hunter Mar 2020 #7

Vit D is cheap Lulu KC Apr 2020 #8