@unreal24278 trust me, from the bottom of my heart, when I say nothing would please me more. However, you just have to stand in awe at someone who is dictating how things works, claims to be an expert with ten plus years in the field, healing thousands of people, ten thousand labs, yet the man is total ghost. I’m sorry but my critical thinking throws up a red flag here. I’m hoping that others have at least a shred of critical thinking to say, “Hmmm… that is true”. Additionally, all questions directed to him were avoided. How can you have a civil conversation with someone who deflects and avoids all your question only to attach your position?
I’m more than happy to converse with others and I do so all day long without issue, I can assure you.
Fair enough, I understand and can certainly see where you’re coming from, however wouldn’t the best choice be to simply walk away from conflict?
You could make the argument you believe it’s best to intervene if major red flags are thrown up as said individual may not be the person he’s portraying which could… in theory lead to damaging advice being doled out from an individual with a lack of field experience or whatever. This isn’t me saying I don’t believe increasemyT is who the says he is, as quite frankly I’m not fussed either way, however I’d say unless we see said person legitimately doling out potentially damaging advice, something I’ve yet to see I think theoretically it’d be a better idea to not argue, however that’s simply my opinion, I’m generally a very peaceful person unless directly provoked.
Dr Sir (physiologik, a doctor who used to frequent these forms) also never revealed his identity due to his direct and open disclosure of… extra curricular activities), it didn’t mean he wasn’t who he said he was, and even on the off chance he wasn’t, he still gave out some excellent, sound advice that influenced the opinions of many on this board and pushed harm minimisation style tactics regarding AAS use, PED use and diet/lifestyle modification.
He’s now disappeared though, vanished… I hope he’s okay.
The other T clinics sure know who we are. Thats why they poach our company name with google ads.
This is the first time I have searched and not seen RMM up there.
As I have mentioned before, me and the owner of Defy worked for the same guy at one time. We all came from the same era and we all know who each other is.
I don’t need to prove to you who I am, my posts speak for themselves. Only someone that has been in the field so long would understand these things. When TRT first started being prescribed, there was only one guy, and all the clinics went through him, aside from Kingsberry.
Everyone ended up going a different way but my mentor who I worked for had being doing TRT since the beginning of it all. He has 100’s of thousands of labs.
So its no secret who I am dude, except to you.
BTW Crisler is not the only TRT owner who has killed himself over the years, I have seen multiple do it and I have seen multiple die in their bathtub from high blood pressure.
So when you give me a load of bullshit, understand that I have seen all this with my own eyes. Saw their labs too, I was the one they came too cause I understood it the best.
@increasemyt why the anonymity? Can you just admit that you need to be anonymous? Can you explain why?
We don’t deal with anonymous institutions or people. Real people who use social media and can be contacted at a moment’s notice. If they don’t have social media their names alone can be found on hundreds of Google results.
Why aren’t you listed anywhere? Can you at least answer that question or do you want to continue to deflect? Thousands of people, not a single reference, yet people should listen to you?
Can you answer the damn question once and for all, yes or no?
Im not explaining my entire business model to you. I do not really remain anonymous, I just don’t advertise a lot. We have grown organically mostly.
But there is nothing deceptive going on, we keep the docs anonymous because not all of them want to be associated whether they agree or not, a lot of them also have their own practice.
There is no need for me to be established, we are just a network, thats it. The docs have their own offices. Every single one of our clients meets their prescribing physician before anything is prescribed.
This is just the way we do it for so many reasons. I have been posting on the boards since the beginning. This is one of the few I did not post on, at one time they were not as pro T here as they are now.
@unreal24278 he doesn’t have to prove who he is. He doesn’t have to prove anything. We are supposed to simply believe every word he says like a flock of sheep.
Do you not find this just slightly odd? I do. It has fraud written all over it. Tell me I’m wrong.
it is strange, however as an individual I’m not too fussed whether he is or isn’t who he says he is. I don’t feel particularly compelled to catapult myself into this argument. As to yourself (not arguing here, just wondering) how am I supposed to know with certainty you are the person you’re purporting to be
@unreal24278 the issue is that increasemyt is set on his ways. He is not in learning mode. In trt we are always learning even the medical professionals.
Increase myt has consistently refused to even consider an opposing view. Very Arrogant.
@unreal24278 that would be easy for me to demonstrate.
If you have a Facebook account, look me up. My name is Danny Bossa. You’ll see a photo of me with my beautiful wife. Message me there and I will promptly answer that I am indeed Danny Bossa. Look me up on YouTube. You’ll see videos of me playing the piano and singing (I used to do a lot of this stuff and started music when I was 5) but you will see a TON of videos of podcasts I do with The Lifting Dermatologist. The videos will match the person you see on Facebook. You’ll also see I own an IT consulting company. I have a profile on LinkedIn so you can message me there. If I get a message, I’ll give you my phone number and we can have a chat. Go through my friends list on facebook to find Keith Nichols, Scott Howell, and another twenty plus doctors there.
That’s proof. That’s evidence. Is that sufficient?
Certainly, that’s proof provided!!! Good to have you on the forum
I do have a facebook account however due to my mentioning of extra curricular activities on here I prefer to remain somewhat anonymous… Also I don’t use social media much as I believe it brings out the worst in (some) people. I find that behind a keyboard it’s far easier for individuals to say things to others they’d never say in a face to face conversation and I dislike how cruel that can make some, cyberbullying is a massive issue in our society today.
@unreal24278 understood. The difference is that you’re not trying to shove stuff down my throat, with me wondering if I should based on your credentials. Capiche?
He does injections every ten days for crissakes. Nobody I know does that. Nobody. We produce T every day. We inject small amounts every day. It has been demonstrated to be the best method of administration possible hands down for injections. If a doc states once every ten days I laugh hysterically. These antique protocols have evolved. Been there, done that. There is a better way. And I have absolutely nothing to gain by telling anyone that other than it is the simple truth. I want guys to get their health back on track and feel better. I’m lucky to have the life I lead and I want to give something back. This is the way I’ve found. I haven’t earned a dime doing this. I have nothing to sell you or anyone.
The issue I particular have with ED shots (perhaps you could clarify this for me) is the half life of test E/C. The circadian rhythm of a male regarding testosterone production is roughly a 10-30% fluctuation per day, with literature demonstrating less of a fluctuation the older one gets.
With the HL of test e/c ed shots to me makes no sense, as the fluctuation in hormonal levels in ED vs EOD vs e3.5d or even e5d is rather negligible. So unless we’re talking about testosterone propionate/ unesterified testosterone what’s the point of doing ED shots besides a heightened potential for build up of scar tissue long term? I’ve personally never seen literature demonstrating increased efficiency for ed shots, I’ve seen 2x/wk being preferable over 1x/wk though. Personally I shoot 1x/wk, sometimes e8d if I forget my shot.
Here in Aus the most common protocol is (don’t laugh, it’s pathetic) 250mg e3-4 weeks. Furthermore you’re extremely unlikely to be offered treatment unless you’re TT is below 174ng/dl! It’s extremely backwoods here, I was lucky to find a good doctor with a TT of sub 260, though my lowest ever test came in at around 120ng/dl
@unreal24278 Nebido advertises every 10 weeks, crazy.
@dbossa I know you found my last name is Thomas right? So you found the article “Testosterone’s Bad Rap” by Todd IncreaseMyT Thomas?
Hopefully you read it and learned a few things. I actually wrote that for PowerHouse Gyms in 2013 after they had sought me out for information on TRT.
They said it was “too aggressive” and wouldn’t run it. Wanted me to tone it down. I said no.
Just imagine 6 short years ago that was considered aggressive and somehow you have figured out the long term effect of androgen supplementation in that time?
@unreal24278 you’re speaking to someone who was deathly afraid of needles. I used to pass out at the sight of them. Daily is a pain in the ass, but it works. I wish I could inject myself once a week, or once a month, or once a year, and have the same benefit. It’s just night and day. I understand that the half life is 7-9 days, depending on who you ask so it doesn’t sound logical. I get it. What I think occurs is that there is a tiny bit being administered every day, versus a larger dose every week or twice a week. I believe that tiny dose, done daily, allows the body to achieve an equilibrium of sorts. There are no ups and downs. Just a constant, steady state, where the rest of the supporting hormones (E2, DHT etc.) can find a new ‘normal’. Don’t knock it until you try it. I’ve done multiple podcasts on the subject and would be happy to link to them here for you if you’d like. It’s not just personal experience. All the men I deal with who went from weekly to daily will never return to weekly now. It’s just that significant of a difference. Blocking E2 is also ridiculous. More than 50% of the benefits you get from TRT are from the conversion of T to E2. Blocking those benefits is counterproductive to say the least. We are realizing that you need at least a 60 pg/mL level of E2 (along with optimized free T) to reap the benefits. Yes, that used to sound crazy. The first time I heard it I thought they were nuts. Well, turns out, it isn’t.
