Author Archives: Gervais

A possible explanation, worthy of investigation Sperm counts are falling, wordwide I just came across a well-written note, in “CHAT”, lamenting the worldwide reduction of human sperm production: The statement sounds ominous, but in actuality it doesnt go far enough: the truth is that the reduction in sperm production is not a major threat toContinue reading “FALLING SPERM COUNTS: A PROBLEM FOR HUMANITY”

A plea to our scientists, for an investigation of the Low T3 Syndrome First, a caveat This is a (very lightly paraphrased) account of my discussion of Heart failure and the Low T3 Syndrome, with Microsoft’s “Copilot”. It is a long, word-for-word printout, intended (hopefully) to stimulate some scientific person to mount a purposeful investigationContinue reading “Heart Failure: the role of Low T3”

IF you have ANY connection to the Canadian ministry of health, PLEASE think about helping this effort along…OTC DHEA and Pregnenolone would be a huge favour to Canadians and would save BILLIONS ! ABOUT THIS POST I firmly believe that the ubiquitous deficiency of DHEA, from which the majority of our population suffers, is aContinue reading “HELP CANADIANS GET DHEA, OTC – CONTACT the MOH !”

Stress predisposes to NCDs, via Low T3. We NEED accurate diagnosis and effective therapy. PREAMBLE I wrote a post on this subject a while ago – this is an update – a full-scale “redo”, intended solely for MDs, follows, but will be delayed, so that I can “get it right”. In my treatise on noncommunicableContinue reading “NONCOMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND THE THYROID, II”

The effects of central nervous system factors, and a problem with Allopregnanolone When “getting together” doesn’t mean “coming together” BACKGROUND Setting the stage: The central nervous system “setup” for sexual arousal begins when the hypothalamus receives one or more emotional, cognitive, visual, auditory or tactile signal, indicating that sexual activity is “in the offing”. DopamineContinue reading “ORGASM: DIFFICULTY and FAILURE IN MALES”

How PSA testing added 16 years to my lifespan (so far) ABOUT PSA The Urologist in me finds it hard to believe that I have never written a post about PSA, although there has been so much hype about it for the past 20 years! A usable -a very helpful- tool This is one moreContinue reading “PSA”