Jen Cohen

It's a really 50-50 split.

If I talk to 50% of my friends or people I know who are on it, they like it.

If I talk to another 50%, they gained weight.

They got bloated.

It's an anabolic steroid.

This is the question I have for you.

Who is a good candidate for testosterone?

I mean, women, not men.

Why are half the women, you know, just thriving on and then the other half are really just not liking them?

They both got the same doses.

Like these all, let's see, out of like 10 friends.

Like 10 of the women, five of them, let's say, loved it.

Five of them...

did not like it.

Now, what were their levels?

All pretty low, but this is what my, listen, I'm no doctor, but what I noticed were the friends of mine who liked it, they were naturally very thin already, and it wasn't a weight, like they didn't gain weight.

The ones who didn't like it, like gained weight because they didn't have the genetics that was gonna take them, that was gonna keep them at a baseline of being very thin.

The thin friends got thinner and more fit,

The friends who were a little bit more voluptuous got more voluptuous and didn't like the... So higher levels of testosterone, you also convert more estradiol.

So what number are you taking testosterone as a doctor?