Tadalafil

“And I tweeted out what's not to love and millions of people saw that. But I'm serious. I take what is it? Cialis is the common name to Dalophil every morning, a low dose.”

“things when it comes to like more medical style shit. I mean, look, is five mgs of Tadalafil daily okay? Yeah, probably halfway between pharmaceutical and supplement.”

“The other two mechanisms, one showed that Tadalafil is good for exposing the tumor to the immune system. There are certain cells called MDSCs that protect the tumor from getting attacked, and the drug stops that.”

“It also has a unique effect. Well, not too unique because Tadalafil actually has this effect as well, is that it increases the density of the androgen receptor in the cytoplasm of your cells. So even if your androgen receptor sensitivity doesn't change, and even if your testosterone does not change, you will have more testosterone binding to that increased number of receptors.”

“I want to go back to the prostate and talk to you about something that's kind of a newer emerging trend. I know that you've talked to a little bit about this in previous podcasts that a number of men, I should say a number of physicians are prescribing low dose Tadalafil, also known as Cialis to their male patients.”

“to your patients and of what age? Tadalafil is a very underrated medication the age would kind of depend on the indication. So Tadalafil is also a blood pressure medication it can very slightly decrease blood pressure especially at higher doses.”

“One other benefit or other use of Tadalafil is that it increases the density of the androgen receptor, similarly to L-carnitine. So, that's an interesting benefit. Another benefit is that if you give it to people with nocturia, which is urinating at night in general, it will cut the episodes in half.”