Why Most Doctors Get Testosterone Therapy Wrong

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Why Most Doctors Get Testosterone Therapy Wrong

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Is the way you're taking testosterone working against your body's natural hormone rhythm? In this video, Dr. Justin Marchegiani explains why dosing frequency matters in testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Learn how natural testosterone production compares to common TRT dosing schedules, why physiologic microdosing may provide steadier hormone levels, and how injection frequency and delivery methods can influence hormone stability and overall treatment goals.

💡 What You'll Learn:

✅ How much testosterone the body naturally produces each day and week
✅ Why large weekly testosterone injections may create hormone peaks and valleys
✅ The potential benefits of more frequent, physiologic testosterone dosing
✅ The differences between subcutaneous (Sub-Q) and intramuscular (IM) testosterone injections
✅ Why mimicking the body's natural hormone rhythm may help support more stable testosterone levels
✅ Functional medicine principles for personalizing testosterone replacement therapy

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