Trt Revolution Podcast

People are concerned about blood getting too thick on TRT. The good news is, new data has proven this isn’t the case! Why is it actually normal to have a hemoglobin level of 21? What other conditions is Polycythemia common in? What is the medical industry getting wrong about Polycythemia and TRT? On this episode, Dr. John Crisler talks about the importance of ferritin, tracking RDW and the falsehoods of testosterone replacement therapy. You don’t want to limit your blood by limiting your iron, because ferritin does a lot more for us than just carry iron for blood. -Dr. John Crisler Three Takeaways It’s generally thought that testosterone shots have a higher risk of thickened blood than creams and gels. Bloodletting lowers ferritin levels. Ferritin is important because it stores iron and is important in many other body functions. Breaking the relationship between the FDA and Big Pharma would be a good start for the new administration. At the start of the show, Dr. John shared the new data about Polycythemia