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any more details on "positive effects"? Have you had blood work?
by tudelo 5y ago
any more details on "positive effects"? Have you had blood work?
- tartoran 5y agoI’ve done bloodwork prior to taking Ashwaganda and will do again in two to three months. Testosterone was low, not excessively so but was feeling exhausted and unmotivated. Ashwaganda appears to have given me the energy and motivation back but I’ve only been taking it for a week so am not exactly sure how I’ll fare in the longer term. It gave me enough energy to work out now so Im hoping to raise my energy to prior levels or close by.
- symlinkk 5y ago> I’ve only been taking it for a week Why even suggest it then?
- hnzix 5y agoAlso worth checking Vitamin D levels - inside all day at the computer, especially with lockdown, can lead to a deficiency which has direct physiological impacts.
- zebnyc 5y agoDo you go to a doctor to prescribe blood work for you? I am interested in doing bloodwork as part of a wellness check to check for deficiencies etc but am unsure about how to approach this.
- tudelo 5y agoIf you live in the USA you should be able to order online and then go in person to like a labcorp or whatever. If you ever got a drug test for a job, thats the sort of place that usually does it. I think some states you may need a referral but most you do not. For a hormone related test covering testosterone and other factors it is going to cost >100 dollars.
- 93po 5y agoYou can simply ask your doctor about which tests you want to do and he can order them for you. This might be expensive depending on your insurance. Here's a good resource on both methods, and places to order online if you go with that method: https://old.reddit.com/r/steroids/wiki/bloodwork/list https://old.reddit.com/r/steroids/wiki/bloodwork/list