Quote Originally Posted by Metalject View Post
The study your doctor's referring to was one of the worst I've ever seen. Share this link with him:

ExcelMale.com Identifies Major Flaws in Recently Published Testosterone Study in Veterans

Also, we have more than 80yrs of data revolving around testosterone. Why so many physicians ignore this I can't answer. Moreover, the amount of women undergoing HRT isn't decreasing, it's increasing. Methods have evolved from what they were but that doesn't mean they're decreasing the number of patients.

Overall, regardless of what your numbers are, if you feel great, you're blood's not getting thick and you're in good cardiovascular health, there shouldn't be much to worry about.
Everything Metal said. Horrible study already debunked by top physicians. Scare mongering.


Quote Originally Posted by Low Testosterone View Post
Many physicians have no problem with people being proactive, but when it comes to TRT they do not see it as being proactive, they see it as damaging.
Ridiculous isn't it! Seems they need to self educate a bit more. We all know they'll be on TRT themselves when their T is in the toilet.