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35 pages · 39 min read
Flagship guide
Stem cells, without the sales pitch
Stem cell therapy is genuinely promising in a few narrow areas and unproven in most. This guide separates the two, so you can decide with evidence instead of marketing.
What's inside
- What stem cells can and can't do, from ED to joints, skin and longevity
- The evidence for each use, graded honestly
- How Thailand regulates it, and the red flags of overselling
- Real Bangkok price benchmarks for 2026
- 10 questions to ask before you pay anyone
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Body40 pages · 46 min
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Male body contouring, compared
- HD lipo vs CoolSculpting vs the gym, honestly
- Gynecomastia: gland vs fat, and why it matters
- Downtime, scarring and the results timeline
Face & skin34 pages · 41 min
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Aesthetics for men who don't want to look 'done'
- Botox, fillers and skin boosters, decoded
- Natural-result dosing: the male face rules
- What ages men first, and what is worth addressing
Surgery35 pages · 41 min
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Before your surgery: prep & recovery playbook
- Week-by-week recovery timelines by procedure
- Pre-op checklist: meds, fasting, arrangements
- Pain, dressings and getting back to work and the gym
Health report36 pages · 38 min
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The state of men's health 2026
- Testosterone, fertility and ED: what the data shows
- What to screen at 30, 40 and 50, and what to skip
- The habits with the biggest measurable payoff
Longevity35 pages · 36 min
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Peptides, separated from the hype
- BPC-157, sermorelin and more, evidence graded honestly
- Legal status in Thailand and grey-market red flags
- Injectable vs oral: what survives digestion
Sexual health34 pages · 39 min
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Tested and Sure: The Private STI Screening Guide for Men in Bangkok
- The window-period table: how long to wait after a possible exposure before each test can be trusted, about 2 weeks for chlamydia and gonorrhoea, 45 to 90 days for a conclusive HIV result on a 4th-generation test, up to 12 weeks for syphilis and hepatitis B, and up to about 6 months for a conclusive hepatitis C antibody result, so you never trust a false negative taken too soon.
- The full men's panel, marker by marker: HIV 4th-gen, syphilis (RPR/TPHA), chlamydia and gonorrhoea by urine PCR plus throat or rectal swabs where relevant, hepatitis B and C, and herpes, with a plain-English note on which ones you can skip.
- Real 2026 Bangkok pricing: what a rapid HIV test, a basic 4-marker check and a complete screen cost, what a confirmatory test adds, and where a cheap test quietly cuts corners.
Hormones34 pages · 40 min
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It Might Not Be Age: The Male Hormone Check, Decoded
- The full male panel to ask for: total and free testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH, oestradiol, prolactin, plus the two thyroid markers (TSH and free T4), because a thyroid problem can mimic low-testosterone symptoms.
- What age does and does not explain, and why a result inside the lab's normal band can still leave you with symptoms.
- Free versus total testosterone explained: how SHBG can leave your total looking fine while the usable number sits low.
Performance38 pages · 44 min
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The Muscle Plateau Nobody Checks Your Blood For
- The six blood markers behind a stalled plateau: total and free testosterone (with SHBG), thyroid (TSH and free T4), ferritin, vitamin D, hs-CRP, and fasting glucose with HbA1c or fasting insulin, and what each one does to your recovery and growth
- The recovery and sleep math: why most men need 7 to 9 hours and what a week of short nights does to testosterone, plus a checklist of overreaching signs, from resting heart rate to stalled lifts, to watch before you blame your programme
- Protein in grams per kilogram (1.6 to 2.2 g/kg for a lifter trying to build) and the signs your intake is short, plus an honest supplement scorecard grading iron, vitamin D, ashwagandha, zinc, magnesium, Tribulus and more
Diagnostics34 pages · 39 min
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Know Your Numbers: The 9-Marker Blood Panel for Men Who Train
- The full 9-marker panel: total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, fasting glucose, HbA1c, lipid panel, hs-CRP, vitamin D and ferritin, with what each one measures and how it ties to your energy and recovery.
- The optimal-for-training ranges that sit inside the normal band, so you understand why a result the lab flags as green can still leave you feeling flat.
- How to read ferritin when you train hard: the causes worth checking when it runs low, why inflammation or a hard session can make low stores look normal, and the level below which stores are depleted.
Longevity39 pages · 45 min
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The Non-Invasive Longevity Playbook for Men: What's Actually Worth Doing at 35, 45 and 55
- The baseline checks worth running from 35: blood pressure, a lipid panel with ApoB or non-HDL, HbA1c or fasting glucose, a one-time hepatitis B and C test and a measured waist, plus when testosterone testing is worth it and when it is hype.
- VO2max: the fitness number most tied to a longer life, how to measure it, and how to raise it with three to four easy zone-2 sessions and one interval session a week, using any steady activity from brisk walking to cycling.
- Why losing muscle is a survival risk, the grip-strength benchmarks that matter, the everyday warning signs you can spot yourself, and the two-sessions-a-week training minimum that holds the decline off.
Metabolic38 pages · 42 min
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Why Men Carry Weight in the Middle (And the Metabolic Reasons Diets Keep Failing You)
- The five markers that explain a stubborn scale: fasting insulin and HOMA-IR, HbA1c, total and free testosterone, TSH and free T4, and a full lipid panel, with the ranges that flag insulin resistance, prediabetes, low testosterone or an underactive thyroid
- Why visceral fat behaves like an active organ in men: how it drives the belly-first pattern, feeds an estrogen-testosterone imbalance, and why waist-to-height above 0.5 matters more than what the scale says
- The crash-diet trap explained: how aggressive calorie cuts can suppress testosterone, slow resting metabolism and cost you muscle, and why the weight tends to come back on less muscle than before
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