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Testosterone Controversies: Lecture by Dr. Khera

Nelson Vergel - April 4, 2019

Transcript of Part 1. Nelson Vergel: Hello everybody, Nelson Vergel here...

Interview with Dr. Michael Scally About Optimizing Testosterone Therapy- Part 1

Nelson Vergel - March 29, 2017

Interview with Dr. Michael Scally About Optimizing Testosterone Therapy- Part 1 Nelson Vergel (NV): Dr. Michael Scally is a well-known expert on men’s health in...

Video: Testosterone in Women: Friend or Enemy ?

Nelson Vergel - January 13, 2018

Allison Woodworth speaks about the facts and misconceptions of testosterone in women. Email her at [email protected] for more information on how to get your...

Lab Tests: What Do They Mean?

Nelson Vergel - February 5, 2018

Lab Tests: What Do They Mean? https://www.discountedlabs.com/education/

Responses of Different Doses of Testosterone Injections on Body Composition, Strength, etc.

Nelson Vergel - January 26, 2018

Comment: 125 mg per week was the lowest dose that provided statistically significant changes in lean body mass and fat mass. PAPER ATTACHED Testosterone dose-response relationships...

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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...

Insurance insiders say AI has not met expectations yet but still holds future potential

Nelson Vergel - October 7, 2024

Viewpoint: Balancing the opportunities and risks of generative AI :: Insurance Day Thanks to these capabilities, AI offers insurers significant benefits, including increased efficiency, cost...

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.