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Hormone Replacement Therapy Doctor John Whitcomb of Wisconsin
LOCATION: Brookfield, WI (12/20/2011)
I'm a board certified internist and emergency physician, now fellowship trained
in Anti Aging and board certifed in that too - albeit that is not recognized by
the American Board of Medical Specialties.
I opened my practice on May 7th, 2011, so I'm a bit new at this. In that time,
however, I have now had a pretty robust population of men whom I have treated
with testosterone - I would estimate a couple of dozen by now. I give men an
option on delivery methods. I like the almond oil on the skin. But combining
testosterone with an aromatase inhibitor like Chrysin works well with an
ointment.
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I pay special attention to the estrogen levels and metabolism at three months, as
I believe the literature that it's not the testosterone but the estrogen that
leads us to having risk for prostate cancer. I've also been using testosterone
for autoimmune diseases and for cardiovascular risk reduction. One of our
faculty in the fellowship considers testosterone to be foundational to reversing
vascular disease and I have seen CRP decline when combined with the other drugs
in his regimen that attack the inflammatory cytokines that set off the
initiation of vascular disease. Then, it has a nice side effect of ED help, but
the core goal is reduction of vascular risk.
As for insurance, I don't take any. What I'm doing is so new, we get turned down,
so I'm a cash-based practice. I'm pretty cheap though. I figure my risk
reduction adds 10-15 years to people lives for the meager investment of a couple
thousand dollars. I charge $150 for the first hour, and $ 300 an hour after
that.
And, yes, we can prescribe Viagra and company. So far I haven't used much of it
as I've been pretty happy with the testosterone and focusing on the whole health
approach.
And, yes, I understand the intricacies of following for prostate risk. I do a
rectal exam every year and a PSA, albeit I completely understand and believe the
overuse of PSA leads to unnecessary procedures, which the surgeons are very
happy to do.
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