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I am currently working am with a local clinic. During this process we have found that I actually function correctly with a test level around 1000-1200, we pushed as high as 1500 once and that was too much. Do you guys work with people who live better at an elevated level?
AlphaMD's Answer
We do, and we're happy to do so for patients who can show a history or reason for this. Though we wouldn't just start someone where out of the blue, as they'd likely have a lot of side effects.
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