As you know, I'm on 120 milligrams a week of tests from 100, which resulted in just over 700

nanograms for deciliter. So that's where I'm at right now. In your opinion, would it be safe

or smart for me to increase the dose to bring myself to like the thousand nanograms per deciliter?

Would that increase potential health risks? You know, assuming like my blood work looks good right now,

like based on your experience, like, what would you say? Because like, obviously my doctor's

not going to just like up the dose. That's the doses for the dose. But if I was to go to an

HRT clinic, like, you know, something different. Like you have the clinic. Like, what would you

say to someone like that? Like, I'm like, man, I want, I want more muscle.

If I could be 195 instead of 192 and be healthy.

Is that a risk?

Like, what do you think?

Yeah.

So it's kind of interesting because obviously within actual like reference range values, it looks like if you push it up to a thousand, it's like, well, you're

still within a therapeutic zone. So hypothetically, you would think, well, you know, it can't be much more

unhealthy. Like, I would, I would say that it also is going to depend largely on where your

SHBG is at, because a lot of people don't realize. It's, it's on the lower end of normal.

Yeah.

So like is it. Within the normal range.

Is it close to single digits or is it like?

It's 13 point something I think.

So your free T is like.

And it's what that's 1.5 times the normal reference range,

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