Kevin Meirs
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- Apr 29, 2018
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Hey,
a friend of mine ( indeed a friend, not myself... ) is 52 years old, has high Testo but very high
SHBG which leads to low levels of free T.
So he is getting a drug by his doctor which opposes SHBG; so far so good.
But to me this is just treating symptoms, not the cause.
SHBG is produced by the liver; my friends doctor is saying that that happens naturally with aging
but couldn`t that be a sign of liver malfunction or something other?
Frank
a friend of mine ( indeed a friend, not myself... ) is 52 years old, has high Testo but very high
SHBG which leads to low levels of free T.
So he is getting a drug by his doctor which opposes SHBG; so far so good.
But to me this is just treating symptoms, not the cause.
SHBG is produced by the liver; my friends doctor is saying that that happens naturally with aging
but couldn`t that be a sign of liver malfunction or something other?
Frank