So up guys, Derek, moreplacemoredates.com.

Today we are going to be talking about Greg Doucette and coming off of TRT.

So, you know, obviously he's been very outspoken and transparent about being on TRT for years now.

And when he does blast phases in the past, you know, he says what he's using.

And then when he goes back to TRT, you know, he says exactly what the dose is.

And, you know, the question arises, like, why would you be coming off?

Like, if anything in your 40s, you would think, if you come off of TRT, even if you had like a,

like a lot of people are speculating about what is the real reason he came off?

Because it makes no logical sense why you

would come off in your mid 40s unless you were trying to you know have a kid you had some like

major health issue or something and i kind of wanted to just like go through it and kind of uh

you know give my take on the situation and what makes sense and what makes absolutely no sense

actually it's like the main thing we're gonna be talking about because a lot of

people are speculating that you know he could be trying to drop muscle in order to

you know be better on the bike he could be you know trying to restore fertility he

could be could have some major health issue that he needs to come off for so

the first thing I want to address is the health issue that he needs to come off for. So the first thing I

want to address is the health issue. If you had some like major debilitating health problem

from androgen use, this would be something that would derive from abuse during, you know,

hardcore blast phases. If you're using physiologic replacement, which obviously there's

an argument for if, you know, 140 milligrams, depending on the person, if that's actually physiologic replacement, which obviously there's an argument for if, you know, 140 milligrams,

depending on the person, if that's actually physiological replacement or not. But in general,

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