Preferred TRT and HRT docs

[HeadDoc]

how do you guys feel about starting a thread of nothing but the names, locations, and practice descriptions of docs that we have used. These would obviously not be board or forum recommendations. Rather, these would be member recommendations. We could build our own WIKI of good docs whom we know and recommend. I wonder how many nations and how many areas of each nation we could cover? We'd have to make it clear on this wiki that the docs are listed because of their because they are helping with legit use of hormones and not to support the superphysiologic use of these drugs. Rather than blacklist someone, we would merely take a name off the list once there had been a day or two discussion--then the discussion would be deleted and the name either kept or discarded.

Just looking for some thoughts.

[phatkid77]

u would likely have to get docs permission?

phats

[HeadDoc]

if each post clarifies that this is legit HRT/TRT, I don't know why we would need permission. Hell, we'd be pimping their practice.

[krazy]

Agreed.

I think it would be a great idea. There is a definite need for being able to locate a doc whos 'enlightened' at this stage of TRT medicine.

[HeadDoc]

if there is a concern about confidentiality, perhaps I could do a spread sheet under a google account and I could leave it as open access.

[The_Skeptic]

I'll be happy to include my doctor, who is based in Miami.

Doctor Maiquez Anti-aging Age Management Physician Miami

[jersey609]

I have a been looking into this for a while now. I would like to share and see what others have to say. If a Dr. is a Dr. I don't see a big deal with saying the guys legit and could help. .02

[krazy]

Definitely dont forget a section about 'initial labwork' and 'treatment protocol prescribed' !!!

Everyone might THINK their doctor is good. Hell, I thought my doctor was good before seeing an 'enlightened' one.

[hardasnails1973]

Lets keep this as a google type reference out of respect for some of the other dr's because some people catch a good dr at a bad time and then their reputations gets tarnished from just one persons expereince. With this data base we would not be butchering previous drs but just providing names as found in similar in lef. Head doc we can start keeping a data base. I just called lef to be nosey about adveritsing in there and it was a very 1000 bucks !!

[HeadDoc]

so how does this sound? I do a google spreadsheet. As names are given to me, I post them up and then update the thread here with a copy of the sheet as it is enlarged. The names would be sent to me via PM. I am not the most technically competent so we'll see how that goes. I wonder though if a google data base can be listed somewhere else? Ok so there are some technical issues. Next what variables do we want to list: name, degree, type of HRT, protocols offered? Treat men and women? Initial labs? Takes insurance. Anyone with some real expertise with data base management want to take this on?

[Britman]

sounds like a great ide to me - if split into countries even better - I would like to track endo based in Scotland or UK (NHS) with experience in TRT with use of HcG otherwise I would be put off trying TRT - think I may have my work cut out

[nuncaquite]

This nubee likes that idea. Because this nubee cant find a HRT Doc. ( for men) in his area.