Anyone out there into the men's-health/testosterone replacement game: PM me for a question.

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Title says it all.
I got a phone call from a buddy tonight.
45 year old male. Healthy. Is taking testosterone for "energy/quality of life" things.
He's a muggle; but he's a VERY smart muggle.
He asked me to opine on things related to test results, numbers/ranges, etc.
I told him: "I have no idea, but I'll research it for you."
If anyone out there really knows what they're doing with regard to this topic, please shoot me a PM.
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I've been on it for 17 years but that doesn't really make me an expert. I try to keep my levels reasonable. I've never required blood donation or aromatase inhibitors such as anastrozole. I've also been under the care of 3 endo docs who felt the same way. My pt's and friends that go to the men's health clinics seem to be receiving super high testosterone doses combined with aromatase inhibitors. I can't think of any normal dude that should need 200mg of test cyp on a weekly basis. All that being said, I'm no expert in TRT.
 
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I've been on it for 17 years but that doesn't really make me an expert. I try to keep my levels reasonable. I've never required blood donation or aromatase inhibitors such as anastrozole. I've also been under the care of 3 endo docs who felt the same way. My pt's and friends that go to the men's health clinics seem to be receiving super high testosterone doses combined with aromatase inhibitors. I can't think of any normal dude that should need 200mg of test cyp on a weekly basis. All that being said, I'm no expert in TRT.

200 mg pharm grade test enanthate/cyp will def put a man over ref/physiologic range, requiring AI. Grey region of “enhancement.”
 
What’s the percent of men who go to these clinics that don’t get a prescription? My guess is it’s exceedingly low. That tells me most of what I need to know.
 
What’s the percent of men who go to these clinics that don’t get a prescription? My guess is it’s exceedingly low. That tells me most of what I need to know.
I had a 19 year old patient go to one and he was given a prescription for testosterone 100mg 2X/week, HCG, and arimidex.

His testosterone level to justify this? 500.
 
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