Why Cardiologists Are Seeing Heart Attacks in Healthy Men on TRT

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Why Cardiologists Are Seeing Heart Attacks in Healthy Men on TRT

A cardiologist recently stated: "I'm seeing a lot of men on testosterone therapy who are otherwise quite fit and well coming in with heart attacks." But research shows TRT is cardiovascular-safe. So what's really happening?

In this episode, Dr. Kumar breaks down the dangerous disconnect between what clinical trials prove and what doctors are actually observing in practice. The answer: dosing.

Most safety research used physiological replacement doses (~100mg/week). Yet online TRT clinics routinely prescribe 200mg/week or higher—supraphysiological doses that were never tested in long-term safety studies.

Discover:

• Why the TRAVERSE trial didn't answer the real question
• The polycythemia crisis most clinics ignore
• Why injection frequency matters more than you think
• Red flags that your TRT dose is too high
• How to demand proper cardiovascular monitoring

If you're on TRT, considering TRT, or concerned about a loved one's testosterone therapy, this episode is essential listening. Based on the latest medical literature and clinical observations from board-certified physicians.

Get evidence-based answers. Stop guessing. Consult with Dr. Kumar. Telemedicine and in-office consultations, call 561-210-9999

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