Fatigue that sleep doesn't fix. Strength that won't come back in the gym. A shorter fuse, less drive. In men past forty these often trace back to testosterone — and the only way to know is bloodwork. We test first, go through the numbers with you by phone or in the office, and treat only where the labs support it.
Takes about 30 seconds. We call you back within one business day.
The condition
Men don't get one obvious event the way women get menopause. Testosterone drifts down over years, and every symptom it produces has an easier explanation waiting — work, stress, age, kids, sleep. That's why most men who need treatment never get tested for it.
Rarely one dramatic thing. Usually several small ones that arrived together and never left.
Worth investigating if you're in one of these groups. Worth ruling out if you're not.
Plain definitions
Bioidentical describes molecular structure, nothing more. The hormone is structurally identical to the one your body already produces, so your body recognises and metabolises it the same way. That's a real advantage, and it's all the word means.
From first call to first dose
Men's hormone clinics have a reputation for handing out testosterone on a questionnaire. This isn't that. It all runs out of one office on Beracasa Way.
Symptoms, history, medications, what you're actually trying to fix. We tell you which labs you need — and which ones you don't.
A targeted men's panel, drawn here in the office, usually in the morning, when testosterone reads highest. A borderline number often gets repeated before we act on it.
Someone from the team walks you through the numbers — in the office or over the phone — rather than leaving a PDF in your inbox. Dr. Stratt consults on your case and on what gets prescribed. Your price is quoted in writing before you decide.
Injection, cream or pellet — chosen with you. Then repeat labs on a set schedule, with the dose adjusted on the numbers rather than on a refill button.
Before you start
Treating a real deficiency is worth doing. It's just work that belongs with a physician who follows your labs.
How you take testosterone changes how steady your levels stay.
Testosterone is a prescription medication with real effects on the rest of your physiology.
Who you'll see
You'll know which provider you're seeing before you arrive. Dr. Stratt has worked from the same Boca Raton office since 2014.
Related care
If your question is really about testosterone, these cover it in more detail.
Before you call
Bloodwork, not a symptom quiz. Fatigue, low drive and brain fog also belong to thyroid disease, poor sleep, anemia and depression. We draw a targeted panel, usually in the morning when testosterone reads highest, and often confirm a low result on a second draw.
We tell you they're normal and we don't put you on hormones. If your numbers are fine, the cause is somewhere else — and we'd rather point you toward it than sell you a prescription that won't fix it.
It can. Testosterone taken from outside the body suppresses the signal that drives your own production, and that can lower sperm count while you're on it. If you may want children, say so at the consultation — it changes what we would recommend.
LifeBoost is a self-pay practice. You get your price in writing once we have gone through your results and know which protocol is indicated and before you commit to anything. We don't publish a number that would depend on a protocol we haven't chosen yet.
This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Whether any treatment is appropriate for you is determined after evaluation and, where indicated, laboratory testing.
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