Men's Health Forum: This is a discussion on How To Find a New Dr. within the Anabolic Steroids forums, part of the extensive steroid information at MESO-Rx; A sticky with good HRT docs around the country would be nice.
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Can anybody recommend a good Doctor between Santa Barbara and Santa Monica. I live in Santa Barbara but would be willing to drive to Los Angeles to deal with a highly recommend Doc.
Yes I can he is a Dr. that was posting a lot here.
Romeo Mariano, M.D. (831) 375-6655 395 Del Monte Ctr #305 Monterey, CA 93940 262 Eldorado Street #100 physician, psychiatrist,Behavioral Neuroendocrinology and Immunology (831) 626-9094 fax
Just read this thread he posting a lot in this. Adrenal Thread
His nick is marianco
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Anybody recommend a good doc for HRT in San francisco Bay area?
I have hashimotos, along, with adrenal fatigue, low Test. levels, so I need someone
knowledgeable in all areas. A Doctor Joel Lopez's name keeps popping up on the different lists, but he is a M.D. and N.P. who uses Bio-identical hormones along with herbal remedies. For example he says he will use Arimidex and HC , but prefers naturals herbal support first. Plus, uses HCG but alone and not with TRT. No insurance, but takes credit cards. But i'm most impressed by Marianco, who is a couple hours away, but is a little more expensive, plus cash or check only Any suggestions?
Read post #53 this Dr. is the best of the best. Read the sticky Adrenal Thread he posted a lot in this.
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Anybody recommend a good doc for HRT in San francisco Bay area?
I have hashimotos, along, with adrenal fatigue, low Test. levels, so I need someone
knowledgeable in all areas. A Doctor Joel Lopez's name keeps popping up on the different lists, but he is a M.D. and N.P. who uses Bio-identical hormones along with herbal remedies. For example he says he will use Arimidex and HC , but prefers naturals herbal support first. Plus, uses HCG but alone and not with TRT. No insurance, but takes credit cards. But i'm most impressed by Marianco, who is a couple hours away, but is a little more expensive, plus cash or check only Any suggestions?
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Hello
I am new to this board. I live in the Charlotte NC area, I am 45 and just got a shocking lab test back. My serum testosterone is real low, 122. My family doctor said "yeah, its real low". He has no idea how to deal with it, other than giving me a referral. Before I keep paying for many visits to find the right Doctor, I am hoping someone knows of a well versed Physician in my area or online. Any help would really appreciated.
Hello
I am new to this board. I live in the Charlotte NC area, I am 45 and just got a shocking lab test back. My serum testosterone is real low, 122. My family doctor said "yeah, its real low". He has no idea how to deal with it, other than giving me a referral. Before I keep paying for many visits to find the right Doctor, I am hoping someone knows of a well versed Physician in my area or online. Any help would really appreciated.
Thanks
If you don't mind driving a couple of hours, try Livingwell Integrative Healthcare in Easley SC. You can find it on Google. It's just down I-85 from Charlotte. Dr Caldwell is a life-extension guy, specializing in bio-identical hormones. He added HCG and Arimidex to my Androgel without hesitation, after my GP told me she could lose her license by prescribing either of those. He's not cheap (I think it was $50 per 15 minutes) and he doesn't take insurance (although you can file yourself) but I got a full hour of his time, and he actually listened. I'm still working out dosages, but gradually feeling better.
This is a nice topic. As we know that health is wealth and we have to conscious about our health. If your health is not good then you are not able to do anything.Thanks
He is a pharmacist who, for the last, 12 years has worked on the formulation and development of testosterone creams.
He has research documents (a bit technical) he can send you, and also some easy to read docs as well, with tons of useful info, can answer almost any questions you may have and is really easy to talk to.
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