Dr. Morgentaler Clarifies Misperceptions of Testosterone Replacement Therapy and Heart Disease Risk

[@timjosling2247]

Morgentaler is a legend. His clarity of thought, his hard work to burn through the misinformation and his commitment to his patients are an asset to us all.

[@thehealthychefri]

I'm in the business 20 years changing male and feel lives for the better! I've never seen one case where a patient of mine that got cardiovascular disease! We all know Western medicine and Big pharma hate what we do!

[@natural-born_pilot]

Thank you Dr. Morgentaler for that excellent presentation and your dedication and hard work to bring this forward. I happen to be a victim of this problem as well an excellent candidate for this therapy. However finding a doctor to treat me is impossible. I had too chuckle watching your presentation on the 40 year study when you were using the terminology used by professors in medical school to students down to practising doctors today to their patients. One of the examples was the exact words used to describe T therapy to me by my urologist (ie. Pouring fuel on a fire) just as you said it. Thank you sir.

[@sherrywilhelm8454]

Thank you, Dr. Morgentaler, for your research on "Misconceptions of Testosterone Replacement Therapy and Heart Disease Risk" Your conclusion helped my fiance' to decide how he wishes to treat his low testosterone. Thank you.

[@victorhobson5078]

Pharmaceutical machine wants to keep this down because it cuts into their bottom line because if people stay healthier as they age, less medicine needed

[@inculoasorata]

It is so sad to think that there people who would not hesitate to speculate on the health and lives of other human beings without blinking an eye. It is beyond reprehensible.

[@BestCBDCenter]

Victor hobson 100% agree with you

[@krisztianvarga332]

Or, pharmaceutical machine wants to sell testosterone...

[@dominictucci6030]

I think there's more money for big pharma selling drugs for all sorts of medical conditions ( to treat rather than cure any disease) than selling testosterone to older men who genuinely need it to have quality of life.

[@richardhutcheson9730]

Very impressive presentation

[@bubble_nut5000]

I am 52 and have been on testosterone replacement for 5 healthy yrs. I mentally feel much better, I have much more energy and will not worry about a condition that is pure bunk. My prostate test is perfect. My heart is extremely strong. I will continue this as long as I need testosterone. This country wants to feminize men. Period.

[@He1boy]

Such an important talk. So angry that these terrible studies haven't been totally disabused of their power over the medical field.

[@elchulo13agt]

Jay have you ever thought it could be the opposite? Big PHARMA keeps you sick ... if you were healthy what kind of money would they make ? These doctors have sold out aswell if you are healthy would doctors make money ?

[@streetrider2487]

blame the lawyers

[@ycatthebrave]

Great work

[@XDthedevilsrejectsXD]

I am 25 and doing testosterone therapy through an injection every 2 weeks i dont know anybody else with this issue nor can I find info on effects of t therapy on those at age 25 its usually age 50 and up

[@MoczilloNehua]

I'm currently on it

[@garychynne1377]

helpful. thank yew.

[@RomuloJogaib]

When was this Meeting? Was It in belgium?

[@Jdac333]

An older man, with wisdom, is very dangerous to the “system” if combined with the body/ vitality of a younger man!

[@patrickvanmeter2922]

Have they found any prostate cancer in young men when Test is at the highest?

[@peterb1616]

Very analogus to covid 19....

[@garysimone4977]

Sum up it is safe

[@streetrider2487]

BLame the damn LAWYERS

[@elchulo13agt]

I wonder what kind of bonus big PHARMA gave this doctor lol

[@petercsigo9935]

And I wonder how low is your IQ.

[@chrisnole1]

So you think a company like say Pfizer would rather sell a cheap bottle of testosterone to customers instead of 3 more expensive prescriptions that treat the symptoms of low testosterone? Your statement makes no sense.

[@MrJunglebear1]

Maybe if you paid more attention to fast food and its relationship to cardiac problems maybe less people would die