Paul Saladino· MD
You've stated in the past that while eating a 2000 calorie vegan diet eaten in a time-restricted window, you were on testosterone supplementation.
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You've stated in the past that while eating a 2000 calorie vegan diet eaten in a time-restricted window, you were on testosterone supplementation.
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I find it a bit hard to believe that increasing your calories by 250 per day while still eating vegan with TRF, your T is now 976 ng/dl as a 47 year old man who does not go into the sunlight.