Dr. Joe Mather shows how testosterone pellet therapy from hormone clinics lack scientific evidence. Despite the marketing claims – testosterone pellets are NEVER bioidentical – even low dose pellets elevate a woman’s testosterone far above their normal level. The bottom line: doctors who use testosterone pellets are are experimenting on women with unproven doses without clear evidence of benefit.
Real patient cases, an exploration of biote’s research, why bioidentical testosterone levels are a lie and a better way to deliver testosterone to women who need it.
In this video:
Why elevated testosterone from pellets is linked to gallbladder and liver complications in real patients
What a normal, bioidentical female testosterone level actually is, and why pellets blow past it
A review of bioete’s embarrassing research page.
Why pellets deliver supraphysiologic hormone peaks instead of true bioidentical dosing
What ACOG, the Endocrine Society, and other major medical bodies say about testosterone pellets
Results from a real randomized testosterone patch trial in 447 women, and the dose that worked best
The question to ask a hormone provider if your testosterone tests over 100
