In regard to melatonin, you wrote: “melatonin it puts you in REM sleep throughout the course of the night. And in so doing your T will rise during the REM stage. In this example it's called nocturnal erections, another example is seen in morning wood.” But doesn’t this, then, contradict not wanting our T-levels to rise? I get that it inhibits somatostatin but at the expense of raising T? If I took a T-blocker with it would that help offset the rise in T from melatonin? Plus, you said that taking MSM at night is more beneficial. Why is that? Is it to open the pathways by morning when I start taking E?
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