So, guys, this is Derek from more plates, more dates.com. Today we're going to be talking about

are SARMs a bad idea if you already have low natural testosterone levels? A lot of times I'll get

emails or messages from guys who are, you know, in their 40s and their 50s and they're looking

into, you know, SARM experimentation for the first time.

They're asking me for my recommendations on stuff.

And then I asked them if they've had blood work done

to see where their testosterone levels are.

And they say, no.

And they say, why is that relevant?

And I'm going to talk to you quickly about why I think

SARMs are a bad idea if you have low natural levels.

Basically, as you age and you get into your 30s, your natural testosterone levels start to decline.

And how much of that is is about 1% per year.

If I recall correctly, I may be wrong, but I think that is the statistic.

You know, you can imagine by the time you get into your 40s and 50s,

you're already, you know, operating with very suboptimal endocrine function.

And as you get even older, it gets worse and worse and worse.

So hormones and replacement therapy are a super uneducated topic, especially in the medical community and

general physicians generally don't know jack shit about them, to be honest, which is why I suggest

seeing an endocrinologist at least, and then hopefully you have a smart one, because there are a

lot of dumb doctors out there, regardless if they have PhDs or not

it doesn't mean they know things I have you know a degree in marketing and I know a lot of

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