Darrell W.
I wasn’t too happy with the interview
I wasn’t too happy with the interview. I was told that I don’t need testosterone, but however, the way I feel and everything else I feel like I do. She said my levels were normal, but again it’s normal for others isn’t normal for me. I know my body more than anybody does. And I want to get the optimal level for where I feel I should be at. I have never taken testosterone before, but I think this is what will help me.
Response from LaSara Medical GroupSep 16, 2025
Thank you for sharing your experience. I want to acknowledge your point... you’re absolutely right that how you feel matters, and that “normal” doesn’t always mean optimal. Lab results are only one part of what we evaluate. As medical providers (in general) we also have to consider many other factors, including lifestyle choices, nutrition, exercise, sleep, hours spent moving or sedentary, and overall health. At LaSara, our philosophy is to lead with lifestyle first and then layer in medical treatments when necessary. Medication is a powerful tool, but it’s not always the first or only step to feeling better long-term. We encourage you to review the notes you may have taken during your consult and begin implementing the lifestyle guidance we provided. Your feedback is important, and I appreciate you voicing it. We’d be glad to revisit your goals with you in the future as you incorporate these recommendations and the treatment plan that was recommended to you. Keep in mind, just because TRT isn't the solution now, doesn't mean it can't be the solution if after lifestyle changes are made you still "feel" like you do today. — John Snedegar, CEO LaSara Medical Group