[TibetanPrincess]

Misty,

Be aware that depending on your company, some companies get reports on the different medical services their employees are receiving. Since you're retired military, are you using company insurance, or Tricare through the military. I've found Tricare quite unsuspecting when it comes to providing whatever tests your doctor asks for.

Along that same line, I have to say it seems a little strange to me that a retired Air Force full bull, currently as highly placed in the civilian workplace as yourself, finds the $159 charge for such comprehensive testing to be too expensive. That's an easy way to go, and actually a paltry amount to pay. Not trying to offend you, just seems a bit odd to me. I've always just told my doctor I wanted blood tests, and she runs a full set, more comprehensive since she found low t levels the first time. I simply told her I was feeling tired and run-down, (the truth), and that was all she needed to know.

If you're willing to throw all kinds of money around to try different herbs and such, toss a little more in and get some good info from the tests. At the very least, you'll have a baseline for the future. Do well, Patti

I agree. Its not expensive. It works. I have used them and posted the link on the forums here to let others know because every where else is far more and you get less testing. All in all, you'll figure it out.