I have a question and can't seem to get a definitive answer. We have a Suboxone clinic and we currently do a 6 panel urine drug screen. We have a client who routinely tests postive for benzodiazepines and until recently was being attributed to her Ambien RX.
Low testosterone levels, or low T, can affect men and women alike. Testosterone, the primary sex hormone in men, is produced mainly in the testicles, and causes men to develop a deep voice, large muscles, and body hair. Testosterone is also essential for the production of sperm.
Testosterone is a 19-carbon steroid hormone made from cholesterol that, as we discussed yesterday, provides a whole host of benefits. On average, a manâs body produces about 7 mg of testosterone a day, but not all of that T floating in our bloodstream can be used by our bodies. Our total testosterone can be broken down into the following three sub-types: 1. Free Testosterone. This is testosterone in its purest form.