Question 1

can taking the supplement d-aspartic acid increase your psa levels? 65 year old male with bph

Accepted Answer

PSA: I know of no supplements , vitamins or medications that can elevate ones psa.

Question 2

could supplements that increase testosterone cause hair loss in men, e.g. - d-aspartic acid?

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Trating: Prostatic hypertrophy with certain testorerone  blockers could enhance hair growth. D-aspartic acid maybe indirectly by increasing testosterone levels..

Question 3

hello, could taking a d aspartic acid supplement increase pvc's?  thank you.

Accepted Answer

There is no evidence: D aspartane is a natural Amino Acid supplement used to boost the production of testosterone in males and is used for that.There is no evidence that it increases pvcs.But if you have history of cardiovascular disease and are taking other cardiac meds check with your cardiologist if you should take this supplement to increase your testosterone level or your medical doctor if you need a boost in test.

Question 4

will taking d aspartic acid mess with my sex drive?

Accepted Answer

Aspartate: has been shown to increase free testosterone levels although there is no evidence of any effect on sex drive in normal males, either positive or negative. That may be because if your testosterone level is in the normal range, any increase may not be noticeable. If your testosterone is not in the normal range, there are more direct ways to raise it than by using aspartate.

Question 5

taking herbs and d-aspartic acid, 23 years hormones checked only t levels low testicles ultrasounded are fine should i take natural anti estrogens with?

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The herbs : And Amino Acids are a waste of money. You don't know what's in them or what it's supposed to do to help you. If your t level is low, it needs a medical evaluation. Keep lean and avoid anabolics, tobacco, alcohol, and other toxins, plus certain medication. Finally, there are no "natural" antiestrogens, and you would need them if there were any. Don't listen to friends, tv or the internet.

Question 6

is taking natural testosterone boosters dangerous? i am taking one that combines: 1. d-aspartic acid 2. vitamin d (as cholecalciferol) 3. ashwagandha root powder 4. fenugreek seed powder 5. magnesium (as magnesium oxide) 6. zinc (as zinc oxide) more?

Accepted Answer

: A young healthy person needs no supplements if on a healthy diet and leading a normal life. Supplements are unregulated and some even dont have what they claim to have. Yes taking extra testosterone can be hazardous to your health. Pl dont fall for spurious claims. Eat healthy and stay well.

Question 7

is hyaluronic acid bad for males?

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Yes: Hyaluronic acid is a component of the skin and can be used in anyone male or female. When administered properly, it is perfectly safe. It is an fda approved product.

Question 8

can men use boric acid supositories?

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Why?: For what purpose? Boric acid suppositories are used for yeast infections.  Men rarely get yeast infections and even rarer when not on the skin or in the mouth/throat.

Question 9

i m male 24 frm last one year my uric acid is ranging between 6 to 6.5. kindly suggest me wht to do

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Uric acid: 23 M for Punjab has urinc acid 6-6.5. Kindly suggest for me what to do?  Uric acid normal values differ by age diet and ethnicity and region. First thing I would do is to find out what is normal in Punjab. The best place to get this info would be your Dr. You did not mention meds you might be taking or illness you have which can all affect uric acid levels.

Question 10

i am 36 year male, recently i did kft test and all my results were on borderline with uric acid 8.5 , is  it normal to have these borderline results o?

Accepted Answer

See below: All laboratory results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, uric acid level of 8.5 warrants evaluation by your doctor.
Wish you good health! - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex.

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Can taking the supplement d-aspartic acid increase your psa levels? 65 year old male with bph

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Could supplements that increase testosterone cause hair loss in men, e.g. - d-aspartic acid?

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Hello, could taking a d aspartic acid supplement increase pvc's? thank you.

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Will taking d aspartic acid mess with my sex drive?

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Taking herbs and d-aspartic acid, 23 years hormones checked only t levels low testicles ultrasounded are fine should i take natural anti estrogens with?

A member asked:

Is taking natural testosterone boosters dangerous? i am taking one that combines: 1. d-aspartic acid 2. vitamin d (as cholecalciferol) 3. ashwagandha root powder 4. fenugreek seed powder 5. magnesium (as magnesium oxide) 6. zinc (as zinc oxide) more?

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Is hyaluronic acid bad for males?

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Can men use boric acid supositories?

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I m male 24 frm last one year my uric acid is ranging between 6 to 6.5. kindly suggest me wht to do

A member asked:

I am 36 year male, recently i did kft test and all my results were on borderline with uric acid 8.5 , is it normal to have these borderline results o?

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