Health insurance companies main objective is to collect premiums and limit payouts. If that is their goal doesn't it make perfect sense for them to begin to embrace testosterone replacement therapy and push for more research?
The evidence is becoming overwhelming of the health benefits of replacement therapy and as popularity grows their is going to be even more evidence available that will drive the industry in the direction of acceptance. TRT as a long term solution is cheap when compared to other forms of treatment and the evidence is making it apparent that other disease are drastically reduced having a greater population of males with balanced hormone levels.
Also it is a good idea from the medical practitioners perspective because they would have a life long patient requiring regular check ups, medication and blood work.
Any thoughts, insider insight, or relevant information concerning the future of TRT?
SEMPER FI