Testosterone Replacement Therapy: What Men Need To Know
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Are you considering Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)?
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This video breaks down the incredible before and after results guys are seeing with TRT, from weight loss to increased energy and libido.
But before you jump in, it's important to know the potential risks and consult your doctor. Check out this video for all the info you need!
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Quick Timestamps:
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(0:00) Intro
(2:12) What is Testosterone Replacement Therapy?
(4:06) Is TRT Right For You?
(5:42) Benefits & The Different Forms
(7:48) Medical Risks
(10:40) What Are The Safer, More Natural Alternatives to TRT?
(12:11) The Summary and Our Take on Testosterone Replacement Therapy
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I just restarted TRT after being off for about 9 months. I'm 65 and trying to lose weight and gain muscle. TRT definitely helped me on the past and I'm hoping for similar results once again. Thanks for all the information and for being such a positive influence.
Amazing Award Winning Presentation Dr. A!!!! Thanks so much bother!
People confuse TRT for low T vs performance enhancing supplementation. If you truly have low T you can benefit from TRT and diet and exercise alone will not fix that in 99% of cases.
Thank you, great info
Thank you for making this video . I started TRT at 40. About to turn 42 . My initial T levels were in the low 400’s don’t remember what free T was but I do a third of a 200ml vial 2 times a week so 2/3 total a week. Feel great I’ve always been active but I don’t get that drop in the middle of the day anymore . Workout everyday and all my numbers are great but I really regret starting it . Didn’t try other options first but now I’m afraid to get off . I get blood work tested 3 times a year and donate blood as often as they let yet the blood thickening still scares me
My free "T" dropped to less than 100ng/dl at one point, ten years ago. I was put on TRT and of course it went up, but for 600 bucks a month it was not really affordable for me. I started do some alternative things and I managed to bring it up to 3-400 ng/dl range. 5 years ago I went on a new way ( to me) of eating and my Vitamin D to healthier levels, and Testostrone levels shot up to near 900 ng/dl without the TRT.
What was the new way of eating, do you mind sharing your age?
@@KurtRWalker Am 57 and I was 47 when my levels started messing up that I knew of. High fat, low carbohydrate, moderate protein and started fasting more frequently than I should have. I also got rid of a lot of calcified cysts through out my body. Via pre CAC score testing and post CT scans over a 2.5 year timeframe.
@@frankenz66 Wait...was that the diet that caused the problems, or fixed them?
@@blurglide Comment is probably hidden. Keto more or less fixes it.
I’m 47 and reached a point where everything felt difficult, even just mowing the lawn felt impossible (and I have a ride-on mower!). PCP recommended anti depressants, but I felt my down mood was a symptom of zero energy, so I had my T checked and it was 107. Insanely low. Started TRT 4 months ago and it’s been a bit of trial and error, but I feel 100x better.
The only thing I would add to your video is HCG. It helps maintain fertility (not a concern to me), but also keeps your nutz productive and avoids the atrophy associated with test alone.
There is also a nasal delivery form now.
Very informative. I would much rather try the natural route than TRT. Seems safer for the longterm.
If looking to try more natural options, check out this support guide with some more info: fit-father-project.helpscoutdocs.com/article/114-how-do-i-increase-my-testosterone-levels
Best of luck brother!
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Just got prescribed Clomid 50mg 3X a week hopes this works as a first line therapy.
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this is a click bait video. I ended with more questions after watching this click bait video. guy did not say anything of value, so much talking in circles and no date or studies to backup his assertions. disappointed here
Unfortunately, this is how hormone replacement works. There’s no exact number that fits everyone. You have to start somewhere and adjust based on how you feel while taking your levels into account. I would suggest asking your pcp to test your levels or pay quest $60 for the test and go from there. If you’re way low then it’s an easy call, if you’re levels are normal then you know to look at other options