Listening to ESPN Radios Low-T clinic ad

[DrBeefcake777]

I live in the DFW are of TX. I often listen to local or national sports talk radio and a slew of low-t clinics advertise on the airways. One clinic named Mens Edge Medical (not sure if local or nation-wide) has an ad running now that COVID-19 affects men with low T and you should get to mens edge medical to up your T and help fight the virus if you get it.

Now Im sure there is likely a correlation in some way to be made by those with low T and having a hard time fighting the virus. It still hit me the wrong way though. I feel like they found a study that let them say that to help sell new patients on it, when the likelihood that exogenous testosterone actually helping probably wasnt found.

IDK why it kinda irked me, but I keep hearing it over and over.

 

[YYs000sERI0US]

I bet mines low. I understand why people are put on try or hrt whatever, but how are some people prescribed while cycles?

 

[Bleed]

The guys who cycle dont go in to the TRT clinic and get labs pulled while they're on a gram of test. It's easy to see what the approach is if you have ever used AAS.

I bet mines low. I understand why people are put on try or hrt whatever, but how are some people prescribed while cycles?

 

[totalrecomp]

Anything that gets more men having a healthy level of test is a good thing IMO.

 

[F350]

its grasping but... healthy natural hormones raise your immune system. Thats why HIV patients are put on HGH, Deca, Test, Oxandrolone, etc. It helps boost there immune system and prevents muscle wasting. I sure as shit wouldnt make claims like that on the radio though. Im in the industry and thats very frowned upon. There was a DR in MI who was shutdown (i know they wanted him on something else so they used this) for saying IV drips of Vitamin C could help protect you against covid. They raided him and took everything.