Dr. Andy Galpin

So you have to be able to match this entire thing, which honestly kind of goes back and answers your original question. When you say you don't treat the individual markers, this is exactly what I'm referring to. So we will almost always look at somebody's blood And we'll hear this all the time. Again, I've had a bunch of blood work done. Nothing's ever showed up really great.

And we can look at it and go, boom, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. And we actually do this as like, I do it all the time in like live seminars. We'll just like pull somebody's blood randomly. I don't know, you pull it up or whatever. And like, just watch us start telling you about your life. And they're like, what the? Are you serious? It's right there in your blood. Like no one's ever told me that.

And we can look at it and go, boom, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. And we actually do this as like, I do it all the time in like live seminars. We'll just like pull somebody's blood randomly. I don't know, you pull it up or whatever. And like, just watch us start telling you about your life. And they're like, what the? Are you serious? It's right there in your blood. Like no one's ever told me that.

And we can look at it and go, boom, bing, bing, bing, bing, bing. And we actually do this as like, I do it all the time in like live seminars. We'll just like pull somebody's blood randomly. I don't know, you pull it up or whatever. And like, just watch us start telling you about your life. And they're like, what the? Are you serious? It's right there in your blood. Like no one's ever told me that.

I'm like, yeah, because there's a different level of interpretation. from what we call high performance perspective. And so again, these are things that if you have a disease, I'm not gonna touch it. I'm not a medical doctor. I'm gonna say, you need to go talk to a doctor. Like you might have a disease. But this is high performance.

I'm like, yeah, because there's a different level of interpretation. from what we call high performance perspective. And so again, these are things that if you have a disease, I'm not gonna touch it. I'm not a medical doctor. I'm gonna say, you need to go talk to a doctor. Like you might have a disease. But this is high performance.

I'm like, yeah, because there's a different level of interpretation. from what we call high performance perspective. And so again, these are things that if you have a disease, I'm not gonna touch it. I'm not a medical doctor. I'm gonna say, you need to go talk to a doctor. Like you might have a disease. But this is high performance.

This is stuff that is still usually within the reference range or pretty close or subclinical, but it doesn't mean it's not affecting how you're living and feeling and performing. And that's what we do.

This is stuff that is still usually within the reference range or pretty close or subclinical, but it doesn't mean it's not affecting how you're living and feeling and performing. And that's what we do.

This is stuff that is still usually within the reference range or pretty close or subclinical, but it doesn't mean it's not affecting how you're living and feeling and performing. And that's what we do.

Yeah, I have many things to say about the topic. First and foremost, again, I'm not a medical doctor. Yes, but you just play one on TV.

Yeah, I have many things to say about the topic. First and foremost, again, I'm not a medical doctor. Yes, but you just play one on TV.

Yeah, I have many things to say about the topic. First and foremost, again, I'm not a medical doctor. Yes, but you just play one on TV.

No, I think it's just fairness. People listening might have been like, oh, he's a doctor, and assume I'm a medical doctor.

No, I think it's just fairness. People listening might have been like, oh, he's a doctor, and assume I'm a medical doctor.

No, I think it's just fairness. People listening might have been like, oh, he's a doctor, and assume I'm a medical doctor.

Yeah, we do, but... I'm not a medical.

Yeah, we do, but... I'm not a medical.

Yeah, we do, but... I'm not a medical.

That said, I'm very supportive of hormone therapy, particularly for women, especially post-menopause. There's even for men, lots of reasons why hormone therapy is great. That said, I will say in my personal experience, we have had many people come into our coaching programs post-TRT, many men, because they were given it flippantly or haphazardly.