That's fantastic to hear how positively TRT has impacted your life!

I have low tea, but I don’t know if that’s what caused my depression. I just want to possibly do TRT to cure my depression. I don’t care about wood or muscles.

If you drink alcohol make sure you stop completely. … get zinc.. magnesium, vitamin D3 ..go to bed early . Eat healthy. Try not to stress.

I'm so glad to hear that my video resonated with you on your TRT journey!

Taking care of your health is so important. Thanks for the reminder!

That's amazing to hear how much of a positive impact the TRT has had on your life in just 7 days!

My free test was 42 lol

@@MarylandGuy-ey3st Focus on how you feel. Let the doctor track the number to keep you in the safe zone. The number told my doctor I was normal despite me feeling worse, and worse. I had literally lost my mind.

What about the other half dozen symptoms? Brain fog can be fixed by caffeine. At least for a couple of hours.

If you’re drinking alcohol you have to stop immediately. Eat healthy. Trt could bring you back to health .. but you need to change lifestyle.. eat healthy,supplements, water ,sleep ,,less stress. I had all the low t symptoms did trt for two years and tapered off. Now I’m good . LH and FSH back in range. And remember trt clinic will help you get on trt but would not help you get off . You have to advocate for yourself. And the less of a dose you take the better. You can do it . Don’t give up up .

I'm sorry to hear about your struggles. It's important to take your health seriously, and seeking a doctor who understands your concerns is crucial. Keep advocating for yourself. Check out our website www.balancemyhormones.co.uk for more detailed information and hormonal health.

How much are u on ??

You're doctor is a quack, get rid of him. It if means anything to you, it took me 6 doctors 4 years before I found one that consider my symptoms were legitimate. I went through some terrifying mental images that went in my head that wouldn't be there had I been taken seriously and treated earlier. I lost all connection with reality and non of the mood/anxiety drugs I was given had any affect. Our bodies don't go by the numbers and realize it should be feel bad because the number say your normal. For the record, I believe those number are far from accurate. We need way, way more research especially separating men into group by ages, race, ethnicity, etc. I also suspect that our environment is effecting the hormone levels in many men. Anyway, good luck.

Same story for me. I had to go to a third doctor and they finally prescribed it. I’m 38 and my total was in range so the first two doctors just blew me off but my free testosterone was 4.4 and anything below 8 is considered low. And I had all the symptoms and I eat an extremely strict diet and workout 5 days a week

That's amazing progress! It's always great to hear success stories like yours.

It can be frustrating when you put in the effort and don't see immediate results, but don't give up!

@@balancemyhormones thanks alot mate, will keep going. Seeing an endocrinologist for the first time this month so hopefully he will prescribe some test for me and it will help

Incorrectly stated. Not losing fat. I lost weight alright, but I simply became a smaller version of a fat man. e.g. @6'4/15% fat 205lb vs 15'% fat 180lb. Exercise and dieting were useless. I became smaller but the fat was still there.

Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful!

Keep pushing forward, progress takes time and consistency!

Thanks that would save loads of time without having to add b-roll but would it be as engaging?

Old school?

Thank you so much for the kind words!

Thanks for watching and enjoying the content!

Thank you for your kind words!

It's important to let the guest shine during interviews. Thanks for noticing!

That's great news! It's always a relief when the results come back within the range.

@balancemyhormones well, I was told it was in range but still low as it could reach 800. So I may do another one justin case

@balancemyhormones can I take injections or can you boost it naturally? I understand it wouldn't be the same as medication but if I could get it halfway to 400 that would be good

Low. Don't listen to Doc.❤

It's important to consult with a healthcare provider to discuss your symptoms and hormone levels before considering TRT. Check out our website www.balancemyhormones.co.uk for more detailed information and hormonal health.

You're 37, that's to young. TRT is lifetime, but its your health, and no one should make that decision except you. Not even your doctor, he doesn't live your life.

It's understandable to have concerns about starting TRT. Consulting with a healthcare professional who specializes in hormone therapy can provide you with personalized advice and address your fears. Check out our website www.balancemyhormones.co.uk for more detailed information and hormonal health.

Why would you want to overpopulate the world with more kid? On the there hand, its your life. Live it the way you want.

Wow how is yours that high?

379ng/dl is not normal and 197pg/ml for e2 seems like a derangement in the ratio of T/E. TRT on its own would raise your total T and your E2 as well but the ratio may favour T to E. I think you should find a doctor who can help you. If you’re in the UK or EU we can help at balancemyhormones.co.uk

You doctor's a quack get rid of him. Once you're on treatment call him back and let him know what he did wrong.

It's important for endocrinologists to have a broad understanding of hormonal issues, not just focus on diabetes.

That's the entire industry. Pretty much bad and worse. I'm seeing a urologist now, who prescribed me the gel, and yes, it is pretty low. After weeks of treatment, it removed my anxiety, cleared some of the brain fog, and stabilized my mood. So far, zero affect on motivation, memory, energy, or ED.

Thank you