NOW INTRODUCING microdose testosterone replacement therapy, utilizing MCT oil or grapeseed oil for better quality and metabolic benefit than that obtained through a traditional pharmacy, which ulitizes cottonseed oil or sesame seed oil, instead. Microdosing testosterone means giving small, frequent doses instead of one large weekly or biweekly injection(s). This keeps hormone levels steady—more like how your body naturally releases hormones. The benefits? • More stable energy and mood • Better f

22K views · 90 reactions | Despite being somewhat of a taboo topic in sport, Dan Lloyd investigates testosterone in this video.  Can you increase it naturally, or is testosterone replacement therapy a better option? Will TRT improve our quality of life as we age? And with its growing popularity and bold claims, what are the real benefits, side effects, and ethical concerns behind it? 廊 | Global Cycling Network | Facebook

Testosterone has become one of the most misunderstood topics in men’s health. In this episode, I’m addressing the fear, stigma, and misinformation head-on. I’ll walk you through what the medical literature actually says about testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), not the internet myths, but the real science. Low testosterone affects more than energy or libido. It’s a major predictor of heart disease, obesity, and bone loss. Every man over 40 needs to understand what’s truly at stake. I’ll expl

6.9K views · 29 reactions | The Side Effects of Testosterone Replacement Therapy | Jillian Michaels | Facebook

One of the main side effects of testosterone replacement therapy is that it makes you make more red blood cells. For some, that is actually a benefit and it improves their energy. But we are careful to make sure that our patients remain with a hematocrit below 52 percent. What are the dangers of having a higher percentage of red blood cells? Your blood could thicken putting you at higher risk for heart attack or stroke. | Maze Men’s Health