So up guys, Derek, more plates, more dates.com.

I want to do a quick video on the difference between the standard estradiol blood test and the sensitive assay version.

So a lot of guys, when they get their estrogen checked, they get estradiol checked and they think that they're seeing what their E2 is at.

And it's not the case for 99% of you guys

that think you're getting an accurate reading, you're not.

And I wanted to check with the actual variant

or how much this varies between the tests

and how inaccurate it really is.

Because I've known for some time that you need to get

a sensitive assay test done in order to get accurate results

as a male.

And unfortunately, the standard hormone profiles by default include the cheaper FDA approved

Rosh ECLI methodology, which stands for electrochemilluminescence amino assay.

And that one is wildly inaccurate, unfortunately,

and a lot of guys will get skewed results

and then, you know, overdue aromatase inhibitors

or underdo them or just totally, you know,

screw themselves up even further

because they think they're interpreting what's going on

and it's really not the case.

So I want to see how much of a difference it is so I can show you guys.

So I got a blood test done.

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