I'm in no way implying you did anything wrong, it's just the situation within insurance based healthcare places low priority on testosterone related therapy and has been ignored for decades. This is why few know how to do it, there's no standard of care model for TRT.

SHBG scanvanges sex hormones and prevent your body from clearing out all your testosterone too quickly, if SHBG is high normal it means you hold onto it too well which can have consequences of holding on to too much testosterone forcing your bioavailable testosterone too low. Bioavailable testosterone is the magical stuff that your body responds to, builds muscle, increases lean body mass and affects every cell in your body and shapes how you think and behave.

We get guys in here all the time who have joined the T-Mills as we refer to them, they don't staff actual doctors who can diagnose and treat medical conditions, but they can prescribe testosterone even if they have no clue. The only doctors that know how to do TRT properly are those who have been doing it for decades, we have a lot of members here who were once in your shoes who have been enlightened to the fact those most doctors have no idea how to replace testosterone effectively and have joined Defy Medical.

An anti-aging clinics who staffs real doctors capable of diagnosing and treating a many different of medical conditions such as thyroid, replacing testosterone and much more. They do telemedicine for those living across the country, those unable to find competent doctors.

I'm with Defy Medical and it was the best decision I could have made.