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Calorie Deficit Based on Weight

Calorie Deficit Based on Weight: Safe Calculation and Adjustment Guide Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 3/7/2026 Understanding how to create a calorie deficit based on weight is fundamental to safe and effective weight management. Your body weight directly influences your daily energy requirements, meaning heavier individuals typically need more calories to maintain basic metabolic […]

Does H. pylori Cause Fatty Liver?

Does H. pylori Cause Fatty Liver? Evidence and Guidance Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 17/4/2026 Does H. pylori cause fatty liver? This question has generated considerable scientific interest, as both Helicobacter pylori infection and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) are common conditions affecting millions of people in the UK. H. pylori is a bacterium […]

Gynaecomastia Due to Liver Cirrhosis

Gynaecomastia Due to Liver Cirrhosis: Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 27/4/2026 Gynaecomastia due to liver cirrhosis is a well-recognised complication of advanced liver disease, affecting a significant proportion of men with hepatic impairment. The damaged liver loses its ability to metabolise sex hormones effectively, leading to a relative excess of […]

Can Massage Help Fatty Liver?

Can Massage Help Fatty Liver? Evidence and Proven Treatments Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 17/4/2026 Can massage help fatty liver? This question arises frequently as patients explore complementary approaches to managing hepatic steatosis. Fatty liver disease affects up to one in three UK adults, prompting interest in various therapies beyond conventional treatment. However, it […]

Does Prozac Cause Man Boobs?

Does Prozac Cause Gynaecomastia? Fluoxetine Side Effects Explained Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 17/4/2026 Does Prozac cause gynaecomastia? Fluoxetine (Prozac), one of the most widely prescribed SSRIs in the UK, lists gynaecomastia as an adverse reaction of ‘frequency not known’ in its MHRA-regulated Summary of Product Characteristics. Gynaecomastia — the benign enlargement of glandular […]

How to Treat Rash From Testosterone

How to Treat Rash From Testosterone Treatment: Expert Guide Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 15/7/2026 Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) effectively treats clinically confirmed hypogonadism, but skin reactions represent one of the most common side effects reported by patients. These reactions can occur with any administration route—gels, injections, or patches—and range from mild localised irritation […]

 Does Testogel Pump Come as a Placebo?

Testogel Pump: Does It Come as a Placebo? Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 20/7/2026 Testogel pump is a widely prescribed testosterone replacement therapy in the UK, used to treat male hypogonadism when the body produces insufficient testosterone. Some patients wonder whether Testogel pump comes as a placebo formulation, particularly if they have concerns about […]

Does SHBG Go Down with Testosterone Treatment?

Does SHBG Go Down with Testosterone Treatment? UK Clinical Guide Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 20/7/2026 Sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) is a liver-produced protein that binds to testosterone, regulating how much hormone is available to tissues. During testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), SHBG levels typically decrease due to androgen-mediated suppression of hepatic production. This reduction […]

Do Autoimmune Diseases Cause Erectile Issues?

Do Autoimmune Diseases Cause Erectile Dysfunction? UK Guide Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 20/7/2026 Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects many men with autoimmune diseases, though the relationship is complex and not always straightforward. Autoimmune conditions—where the immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissues—can contribute to ED through chronic inflammation, vascular damage, hormonal imbalances, and psychological factors. […]

What My Metabolic Body Type

Metabolic Body Types Explained: What the NHS Says Written by Bolt Pharmacy Published on 19/7/2026 The concept of metabolic body types suggests that individuals process carbohydrates, proteins, and fats differently, influencing dietary needs and energy levels. Whilst this theory has gained popularity in wellness circles, it is important to understand that mainstream UK medical organisations—including […]