Dr. Keith Nichols, MD, discusses his preferred methods of testosterone delivery and dosing protocols. He offers injections or cream as options, but expresses a preference for daily utilization of either injections or cream for optimal clinical results. He highlights the benefits of the cream, such as ease of travel, better free testosterone levels, minimal impact on HDL cholesterol, and improved sexual function for many men. Dr. Nichols emphasizes the importance of maintaining stable free testosterone levels above the minimal effective concentration to achieve maximum benefits without negative side effects. He shares his extensive experience with testosterone cream and explains his dosing approach, which focuses on symptomatic improvement rather than aiming for specific testosterone levels. Typically, he aims for free testosterone levels of 30 to 60, where most men experience symptom improvement.
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Episode Takeaways:
• Daily Usage: Dr. Nichols favors daily injections or cream application for stable testosterone levels.
• Cream Benefits: Cream application offers travel convenience, better free testosterone elevation, and less impact on HDL cholesterol.
• Dosage Frequency: He recommends every other day or at least three times a week for non-daily users to maintain effectiveness.
• Scrotal Cream Preference: Dr. Nichols advocates for scrotal cream due to its efficient absorption and stable hormone levels.
• Personalized Approach: Rather than targeting specific testosterone levels, he adjusts dosing based on symptom relief, typically aiming for levels between 30 to 60 ng/dL.
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