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think it's really simple.

So I'll try to keep this as simple as possible.

So estrogen is a sex hormone.

It's not an anabolic hormone.

Its function is largely one of a negative growth regulator.

So estrogen's role when it comes to anabolism is one of controlling growth in a negative fashion.

And then you see that it's like $17, you know, way more

anemia due to renal sufficiency is 200 milligrams intramuscularly weekly and that's the highest i could find as a prescription dose or at least as a guideline for that

so within fda guidelines you have the standard and then you have standard of care so standard of care is flanks both sides so a doctor can write that's how a doctor right if if If TRT typically is 200 to 250 milligrams based on the dosing of the bottle, a doctor can still write for 100 milligrams.

That's in standard care.

Even if it's not going to work.

And they can also write, I've seen up to 1,000 milligrams of testosterone prescribed for testicular cancer where both testicles were removed and a patient was given 1,000 milligrams a week because that's what it required to get him up to the top of the range.

Right? But it depends on the doctor.

Right.

That's on his YouTube channel.