What's funny is when I asked Dr. Lipshultz about my concern in the dramatic drop in TT, he gave a generic response saying that, "As long as my patients are reaching their quality of life goals, then I am not too concerned with it."
Love Dr. Lipshultz, but it is aggravating that even the experts don't have the answers.
Haha ya I’d be a little aggravated too, but just the fact that he took the time on his own after medical school to learn about testosterone, is pretty awesome. He’ll spend the rest of his career learning about it, and still not fully understand the absolute ideal way to administer TRT to patients. It’s a constant learning process for all these HRT doctors. I don’t blame him for not wanting to start the learning process over from scratch with another AAS, and it’s role in HRT, and it’s effects on labs. Just the fact that he’s willing to prescribe it is pretty awesome, and progressive. But you would think that with his base of knowledge, and whatever understanding of nandrolone that he has, that he could possibly at least come up with a hypothesis on why this occurred with ur total T. But at the same time, I don’t blame him for taking the lazy way out and saying what he did lol. I’m sure he’s a busy man, and doesn’t have the time we do to look up studies, frequent the forums and fb groups, and watch YouTube vids.
Lmk if u start that thread tho, I’ll go to it and set my settings to receive notifications