Hello, I am a 67 year-old male who suffers from Low T. When last checked, my level was 95; my symptoms are primarily low energy and lower energy. I have an active life, working 5 days per week and sometimes on the weekends. I am a teacher. I am a type II diabetic whose endocrinologist wants to treat the low T with cabergoline or bromocriptine to lower my prolactin levels, etc. I do not like the contraindications. I d rather find a decent food supplement. What do you think