Low Dose Tadalafil
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@judgetoo I was just curious if folks are using it, whether it is working for the intended goals, any issues or side effects, etc. Since many of you are researching similar protocols to mine and seeking similar goals(Immortality + Glory), you might have insights into things that could help and things to avoid.
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It is easy to get a prescription for tadalafil from any general practitioner, just hint at ED
nobody will be doing tests to check your complain. It's a very cheap generic drug.
It is researched for general longevity (there is an association in the large database in British research), lowering pressure, also increasing NO levels in blood indirectly - behaving as upregulator of eNOS expression.
But there are possible side effects like blurred vision, stuffed nose, etc. Ah, and of course night erections like in a teenager. -
just saw some on grey 50mg, holy cow!
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@judgetoo I was just curious if folks are using it, whether it is working for the intended goals, any issues or side effects, etc. Since many of you are researching similar protocols to mine and seeking similar goals(Immortality + Glory), you might have insights into things that could help and things to avoid.
@ResearchCat
I have been using 5mg per day for about 6 months now and I like it a lot.
Increased blood flow and pumps when working out. The plumping of the nether regions calms down significantly after the first week or so. I generally do not like to take medications like this, but this one has been good with no side effects. -
That must be the hookers and blow package.
That’s the “Two hookers and an 8ball” special.
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I get a vision loss side effect from it, even from 1/3 of 2.5mg dose. It starts soon after taking a dose, expressed as inability to see small details, like when reading the text or seeing at a distance. It goes away after a day or two. I tried to integrate 1/3 or 1/2 of a 2.5mg pill as a daily protocol to slightly lower my blood pressure, and hoping it lowers the inflammation of the vessels by relaxing them (because inflammation of the vessels correlates with atherosclerosis), but it is difficult to live with an impaired eyesight like this. I don't wear the glasses but I might have to if I go this way.
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@vpeptides Yeah, given the goal of improving overall health, I’d think that side effects like that would likely result in my not using them either. I am grudgingly taking some new medications because the risk/reward balance is too high not to, but managing side effects is very important to me. So far, so good.
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How Timely! https://youtu.be/dLqPxKeYF04?is=fpkncUAr9kQFBTub Urologist on using ED meds for overall health.
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I started a 5mg/daily dose a couple of weeks ago. I don't know if I can talk about overall health benefits but I will say I have had the strongest and most frequent NRB's in years, and this is not a place I have been lacking. It's awesome, but I will say that the climax itself is about 20% less euphoric than usual. This is the first time I've ever taken anything like this. My wife is enjoying it.
So far my eyes are doing. No lost vision. Though I wouldn't mind if a loss of hearing was a side effect.
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Had to see a urologist for something else, no problem at all writing me a script for tadalafil. They even gave me a coupon.
I guess insurance thinks you should only get 5 boners a month.Anyway, we’ll see what’s up with enclomiphene vs TRT down the road a bit. Since this is a urologist, they really prefer TRT and think enclomiphene is limiting for older men who have limited production to work with.
Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude
If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.
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Had to see a urologist for something else, no problem at all writing me a script for tadalafil. They even gave me a coupon.
I guess insurance thinks you should only get 5 boners a month.Anyway, we’ll see what’s up with enclomiphene vs TRT down the road a bit. Since this is a urologist, they really prefer TRT and think enclomiphene is limiting for older men who have limited production to work with.
@ResearchCat it costs like $20 for 90 tablets at Costco or Amazon without any insurance if you have a prescription.
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