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In most POIS people there have been subclinical hormonal imbalances which have been discovered numerous time...POIS cases that I have seen stem from emotional trama as well as also severe hormonal and neurological imbalance...I have dealt with sexual exhaustion from...POIS...
Martin,If one thinks elevated TSH is hyperthyroid then people really need to be educated properly.
Has any one considered the fact that people with POIS actually have a defect in the amount of oxytocin that is produced after organism.
May I know what will be the follow-up about NORD ? We can contact them again to explain why we can’t do what they ask (if we can’t) , they’ll eventually come back with other suggestions.I think we're not so far of a research on POIS. If 100 pois sufferers give 350$ to the persons in charge of the research then it's the required 35000$ !
...it takes priority over all things as Dr Mariano nicely pointed out...
Quote from: chipdouglas on 30/06/2009 17:04:31The owner and moderator of this discussion board is Dr. Romeo B. Mariano who has his medical practice in Monterey CA. He's a psychiatrist with a specialty in behavioral endocrinology. Some bodybuilders swear by him. To a number of people, he seems very controversial. I'll just give you a couple examples, by no means comprehensive in any way in describing his practice. From internet postings and at least with one individual at this forum, he has reportedly swayed people with low testosterone away from TRT (testosterone replacement therapy) - the standard, extensively tested medical treatment worldwide for low testosterone - and instead recommended a multitude of supplements.I am on TRT and it has changed my life. POIS episodes are now 75% to 90% healed, after searching for every possible cure under the sun, to no avail, for over 30 years. (This POIS treatment works for me, and is not recommended as a "cure" for POIS. Everyone is different and should be tested and treated in accordance with their own unique symptoms.)He reportedly believes in neurotransmitter testing. My university endocrinologist, a respected academic and endocrinology-based practitioner for 30 years, says that neurotransmitter testing is a great idea, but it's highly unreliable.Again, some bodybuilders think he has "the answers" to endocrine-related problems. After the first visit, everything is conducted by telephone, according to posted reports.I would encourage extremely careful investigation into specific treatments recommended.
The owner and moderator of this discussion board is Dr. Romeo B. Mariano who has his medical practice in Monterey CA. He's a psychiatrist with a specialty in behavioral endocrinology.
In the people that have POIS that I have encountered...
[hardasnails], [h]ow long have you been dealing with [POIS]?
Quote from: martin88 on 25/07/2009 02:13:20May I know what will be the follow-up about NORD ? We can contact them again to explain why we can’t do what they ask (if we can’t) , they’ll eventually come back with other suggestions.I think we're not so far of a research on POIS. If 100 pois sufferers give 350$ to the persons in charge of the research then it's the required 35000$ !Martin, when I posted here about NORD, asking for feedback, no one responded. I assumed there was little enthusiasm. I could be wrong though.
Quote from: demografx on 25/07/2009 02:33:08Quote from: martin88 on 25/07/2009 02:13:20May I know what will be the follow-up about NORD ? We can contact them again to explain why we can’t do what they ask (if we can’t) , they’ll eventually come back with other suggestions.I think we're not so far of a research on POIS. If 100 pois sufferers give 350$ to the persons in charge of the research then it's the required 35000$ !Martin, when I posted here about NORD, asking for feedback, no one responded. I assumed there was little enthusiasm. I could be wrong though.Personally I was interested but didn't know what to say.Also I was thinking 35000$ from exterior donations, it's unreachable. But from POIS sufferers I now think it's eventually possible (in the future).
Hopefully he will provide some valuable contributions and engage with us ... let's see!
I don't think $35000 is an impossible target at all. I would happily throw $1000 in the hat if I thought it could lead to a solution to POIS.I would want to know more about exactly what my money was doing first, though, and whether further donations would be needed down the line in order to sustain the effort.