CNN report

[wondering]

http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/health/2009/01/27/fortin.hm.male.hormones.cnn

[JanSz]

Good pre-beginers move,
but once every two weeks T injections.
.
Have to watch what big pharma and their mouth-pieces support.
Few months latter they will say that TRT does not work, and here is a proof, they already tried (once every two week injections).
Just enough to destroy his any remaining natural testosterone, and enough to make a guy feel good for few days.

[medgerton]

I hope that the doctors treating these guys know about estrogen control, feed back loop in HPTA (shutdown natural T production), HCG and backfilling hormonal pathways with pregnenolone and DHEA.

Something tells me they don't.

As much as many guys need the T help they are opening up a can of worms without the right medical supervision.

[joe143]

Well at least the information is getting out there. The more routine this becomes, the better doctors will become at this. I firmly believe TRT is just starting to take off and will be common place soon.

[medgerton]

Well at least the information is getting out there. The more routine this becomes, the better doctors will become at this. I firmly believe TRT is just starting to take off and will be common place soon.

I agree with you. It has to start somewhere. Can't wait until doctors are hormone experts. That isn't going to happen. When they start treating with T and patients have issues they will learn quickly.

[joe143]

I agree with you. It has to start somewhere. Can't wait until doctor's are hormone experts. That isn't going to happen. When they start treating with T and patients have issues they will learn quickly.

Exactly, its got to start somewhere. I can tell you that just a little over a year later since my diagnosis of Low T it seems testosterone replacement has gained a lot of steam. Im hearing more about HRT all over the place and people are starting to understanding its benefits. Im optimistic about the future.