Testosterone and Health: Separating Fact from Fiction by top trt experts

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Top questions based on the topics discussed in the video:
1. What are the benefits of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)?
2. How does muscle mass impact overall health as we age?
3. What are the common myths about testosterone and its effects on the body?
4. How does the low-fat diet craze of the 1980s impact current views on nutrition?
5. What is the recommended daily protein intake for optimal health and muscle growth?
6. How do anabolic steroids differ from testosterone in terms of effects and risks?
7. What role does insulin sensitivity play in managing diabetes and overall health?
8. Why is resistance training important for maintaining strength and health?
9. How can hormone therapy improve the quality of life for men with low testosterone?
10. What are the common misconceptions about the relationship between testosterone and aggression?
The video is about myths and truths in health, testosterone therapy, bodybuilding, and fitness:
Testosterone Perception and Misconceptions:
-Myth: Testosterone is only for building muscle.
-Myth: Testosterone causes rage (roid rage).
Medical and Bodybuilding Myths:
-Myth: Resistance training is bad for you.
- Myth: Low-fat diets are healthier.
- Myth: Protein is only needed in minimal amounts.
Hormone Use in Athletics:
-Myth: More anabolic steroids equals better results.
- Myth: Professional athletes are on extremely high doses of steroids.
Insulin Sensitivity and Diet:
- Myth: Medication alone can control chronic conditions like diabetes.
Chapters
0:00 intro
0:24 Debunking the Biggest Myths About Testosterone Therapy
2:40 Dave Lee debunks myths
5:21 Benefits of Resistance Training
8:30 Insulin Sensitivity by Nathan Payton
14:33 Are Anabolic Steroids Dangerous?
15:21 What is the optimal dose?
17:50 different doses for different guys
21:20 doctor T
23:57 Founder of BMH
25:19 Does birth control pills affect your testosterone?
26:13 Benefits of cream
28:01 The real micro-dosing
32:40 outro
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[@decabeatzHealthWellness]

41 here been on TRT for just under a year taking 160mg a week divided into 2 doses a week mon 80mg thurs 80mg 175 lbs. energy and libido like a 25 year old. 💪👍

[@kcchopz]

Do you think fertility is intact?

[@balancemyhormones]

That's awesome to hear! TRT can make a big difference in quality of life.

[@looney1571]

Thank you for having this group of professionals together. The diverse views are great for learning.

[@balancemyhormones]

I'm glad you find the diverse views helpful for learning!

[@Ray-Figueroa]

I tried an Endo. Had to question his degree. I was at 246 ng/dl and said I was within range. Found a younger urologist with good training that understood. Put me on 200MG a week. 100 twice a week. Feeling great!

[@krane15]

Please specify what change or was improved.

[@wroger6746]

140mg-200mg a week is the perfect dose of test per week. Stay hydrated and do cardio. Don’t get too big and your bloodwork will look decent.

[@balancemyhormones]

Thanks for the advice! It's important to find the right balance for optimal health.

[@krane15]

The normal range is 300-1100. Does that sound like one size fits all?

[@Anthony4949]

Cardio has zero to do with it. Diet is more important than cardio

[@Anthony4949]

@@krane15it’s really matters what’s your lifestyle

[@quantumfx2677]

55 and Been on TRT now for 3 yrs at 200mg weekly, Mon and Thursday split. My hematocrit was 36.7 now after testosterone 42.5 improvements in my entire blood except for cholesterol which went from 122 now at 146. Blood pressure did go up from 103/66 to now 108/71 and as high as 112/77

[@K_j_M]

108/71 is perfect as is 112/77 for a 56 year old

[@EarlofGreystoke]

Not bad at all

[@TonyTaliercio]

Do you drink coffee?

[@balancemyhormones]

It's great to hear about the improvements in your blood work! Keep monitoring your health closely.

[@realpain84]

Brilliant video, thanks for sharing!

[@balancemyhormones]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@krane15]

Thank you to all the doctors and bros. The entire panel was great! Anyway, the biggest myth I've discovered is going by the range (believing it as absolutely accurate) to decide when treatment should be given. For example, I began showing prominent symptoms at 425 ng/dl, but according to the medical charts I was in the "normal" range. I felt like the walking dead, yet doctors kept telling me I was normal. That normal range is utter nonsense. As a related fact, I remember growing up and looking at those height/weight charts and never fitting in anywhere. As someone 6'4 who worked out, for years I was considered overweight according to the chart. Later in life, they revised the range and make it specific to body type of small, medium, large, frame which brought me closer. Then subsequent added athletic type which got just about right. That time frame was about 30 years beginning from when I was a teenager. @1:48 Yes, you do cry. I'd wake up at 3:00 AM and cry for 15 minutes for no reason then fall back asleep. It was a terrifying experience when your emotions turn on and off like that.

[@balancemyhormones]

Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate your support.

[@HeritageCast]

Love to see Balance My Hormones get a review paper made and get Dr Trivison, Bhasin, Morgentaler, all on a paper and right some wrongs. Until this is done and new standards are made nothing is going to change. Dr Travision already told me his paper and range is wrong so this needs to get fixed...

[@balancemyhormones]

It's crucial to have accurate information and standards in the medical field. Let's hope for positive changes.

[@user-tr4gl6li3p]

The second spearker is a truck testosterone defiantly makes me more rage. I take over the reccomeded dose though . But I defiantly feel on edge . Feels good thought . 😊

[@balancemyhormones]

It's great to hear that you're feeling the effects of the speaker!

[@krane15]

You mean anxiety?

[@vacayooper4728]

I have a different take, when testosterone is adequate you are likely to act in an aggressive situation rather than back off. That's how a man is supposed to act, it's based on confidence. He who hesitates is lost. So is it rage or is it actually evaluating a situation and doing what needs to be done?

[@JoshWithers]

I’m 53, trt at 186 I just started 2.5 months ago from endocrinologist and started me at 100mg every 2 weeks and not feeling the best, i’m seriously considering going to a clinic but my insurance covers trt through my doctor, getting my labs in 2 weeks hopefully he’ll modify my dose, frustrating

[@bogse]

If you take Sustanon it may not have kicked fully in yet, it may take months and few years when the benefits are in their full efficiency.

[@GG-wg1yh]

That's awful man. You need at least 100 mg a week.

[@ALKATRAZ99]

What country do you live ?

[@boatingmania]

50mg per week would probably mess with your natural production and make things worse?

[@quantumfx2677]

Yes! There these doctors go again! They just can't get it together and stop going old school! That is absolutely a terrible way to go and wrong on so many levels! They need to start you at 100 split, like Mon and Thursday every week! Then after awhile increase your dose to where you feel good at ! Not what they want you at! I went through the same BS you are dealing with and had to go to a different urologist. Just my opinion, they should at least start you off at 120 mg weekly and test you from there. I felt terrible at 100mg weekly not bad at 150 weekly and felt incredible at 200mg weekly. My testosterone at 100mg weekly was only at 368! I was 53 when I started. Finally at 200 my testosterone is around 820 and it's a difference from night and day!

[@labbe52]

💯❤

[@balancemyhormones]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@1922johnboy]

Magnificent guy’s ❤😊

[@balancemyhormones]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@lorenztv8958]

Can you do a video about hgh and how to get it

[@balancemyhormones]

Thank you for the suggestion! I'll definitely consider making a video on that topic.

[@lorenztv8958]

​@@balancemyhormones💪🏻💪🏻

[@HeritageCast]

Love Doctor T. But the secondary Erythrocytocis is not Jak2 Cancer. So not sure why he is concerned. I think this gets into why doctors shouldn't treat themselves or look at their own labs lol..

[@balancemyhormones]

Thank you for your input and concern!

[@sunshinehappyfuntimes]

8:58 WHAT DID I JUST SEE HER DO???????

[@GunsAndFishingU.S.A.]

i take 112 mg cypinate a week but in divided doses at 16mg a day and my tests are high 800s great and free is 2.5 % of that give or take 10%

[@balancemyhormones]

That's impressive! It's great to hear that your tests are in the high 800s with your dosage regimen.

[@martinlehrke8087]

You should be on 0.50 every three days, until your numbers slowly come up, not all at once! This is not going to happen overnight… you will start feeling better in three months….🏁

[@balancemyhormones]

Consistent progress is key to long-term success!

[@GG-wg1yh]

I cannot stand this dude who wears the black jacket and sits in the light like he's the punisher all the time. I'll give him this, pretty good in this lighting.

[@MrWhiskZ]

Do you mean Dave Lee who is regarded as one of the most knowable people in the world for TRT?

[@balancemyhormones]

Thank you for noticing the lighting!

[@mosesjefferson8261]

Can a 72 Y/O man take TRT ?

[@krane15]

You're in the age range that makes it most useful. Although if you take it outside of low test symptoms you will become dependent on it.

[@zmb5501]

Yes

[@balancemyhormones]

Yes, a 72-year-old man can consider TRT, but it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice. If you’re in the UK or EU we can help at balancemyhormones.co.uk.

[@GunsAndFishingU.S.A.]

my protein is high in the blood

[@balancemyhormones]

It's important to monitor your protein levels and consult with a healthcare professional if needed.

[@GunsAndFishingU.S.A.]

@@balancemyhormones i excersise but I am going for surgery tomorrow and I won't be able to workout for at least two weeks now I eat 120 grams protein a day it how much would I have to eat next two weeks?

[@matthewthehawk1066]

Experts…….

[@balancemyhormones]

Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!

[@unknowndriver6652]

I have 300 testosterone levels is that low enough to do TRT?

[@balancemyhormones]

It's best to consult with a healthcare professional to determine if TRT is necessary for you or visit our website www.balancemyhormones.co.uk