BIOTE Testosterone Pellets Week 1 Update

[@hbadge22]

Great video! I had my first BioTE pellet procedure yesterday morning(age 33). I had 1900 mg inserted. This is my first time on HRT/TRT. My Testosterone level was 300 ng/dl and I had 6.0 of free T. Im super excited to start feeling normal again. Thanks again brotha, God speed.

[@steverupert6988]

Any updates on your progress?

[@koroborok2719]

How is it going??

[@Merrick-sm9ld]

How are you feeling now?

[@KalleSWBeck]

To get a hormone panel and consultation with a endocrinologist for just $45 click here honehealth.com/kallebeck

[@Stayhonest100]

How is everything going . I just started last week today is day 4 for me . With the pellet injection. I have had trouble sleeping since. Did you have this problem after injection?

[@iperalta7777]

where is your follow up? which did you decide was better?

[@KalleSWBeck]

@@iperalta7777 they are on my KZbin I’d never recommend pellets they were awful I use this now To get a hormone panel and consultation with a endocrinologist for just $45 click here honehealth.com/kallebeck

[@KalleSWBeck]

@@Stayhonest100 no trouble sleeping for me

[@MrGmilla]

My test was 297 before treatment. Got pellets, and 1 month later my test was 1030. I feel a little better. Nothing significant. My energy is better during workouts, but I’m tired throughout the day. My body is still getting used to it per my Endocrinologist.

[@KalleSWBeck]

Go and watch my next updates on pellets

[@benchacon6534]

I am on my 2nd round of BioTE Testerone pellets (12 pellets). The primary discomfort is normal the drainage that you mention is not something that I have experienced. The pellets aee really set and forget it. Make sure to take the recommended dose of DIM each day. I personally will continue with this treatment, and wish you well on your journey.

[@KalleSWBeck]

Glad it is working for you! DIM has nothing to do with the things I said.

[@godzola392]

I’ll be following this - I’ve been fighting with my levels for years

[@KalleSWBeck]

I get my 1 month check up and labs tomorrow so I will put the follow up out next week

[@juiced71]

I been doing pellets for a year now it’s been a nightmare!

[@leroy3563]

@@juiced71 how is it a nightmare

[@KalleSWBeck]

@@leroy3563 pellets give hormone swings and infection is very common

[@prod.towzer8407]

Damn I didn’t realize you weren’t a doctor, thanks for the disclaimer 🤣

[@NunyaBizness-X]

Wow, on my second round and had 9 pellets. Literally no pain or soreness first round. Recovery was nothing more than being aware I had an incision to protect a few days. Didn’t prevent workouts or anything and zero pain. Second round, some soreness but very minimal. Been 4 days and no swelling or heat. Forget about it most of the time. I’m wondering if you had some issue with the procedure that contaminated the incision or pellets.

[@KalleSWBeck]

Yes they clearly messed something up but it also seems to be a fairly common occurrence judging by the comments and messages I’ve gotten the past few years

[@johningle5666]

I’m on my forth set of pellets and I can work circles and anyone younger than me and my body has improved a lot. Thanks

[@KalleSWBeck]

Glad it’s helped you!

[@juiced71]

I been on pellets for about a year now ... I get 10 pellets @75mg a pop so 750 total ... Supposed to last 4 to 6 months False for me ! I got my labs back and mine is 300 and I am still 3 weeks away from going in for pellets so let’s say I am at 250 so he puts 750 in and now I’m at 1000 I had my labs done again at 5 weeks and I was already at 450... I am going in for pellets sept 11 This will probably be the last set for me Because the highs and lows aren’t good !! There is a new TRT that just got approved it’s adveed I believe and it’s a series of shots then after the first 3 I believe it’s every 6 months it’s supposed to more consistent which honestly 🤷🏻‍♂️ But still really thinking about just going back to the regular TRT injection every week because you can maintain it @ 500 or 600 whoever you feel best at ... All the side effects of low testosterone is terrible! Hopefully you have better luck then I did ! It all stems with your doctor! My doctor sucks ! He says well your above the low and I say yeah barley and I say that was a month ago so really it’s probably at 200 at this point and then he says oh yeah I see he’s really just assembly line but unfortunately he’s the only one in my near area who does it I had since got my diabetes doctor involved so hopefully I will have some more input 👍🏻

[@KalleSWBeck]

I will be getting my own blood work done soon to check but it feels like it’s dipped back down a bit. I will likely go back to injections 👍

[@juiced71]

Kalle Beck well hopefully everything goes well for you! The struggle is real!

[@MrAwrsomeness]

Any news of that new invention

[@melaniewadsworth1454]

I am a 57 year old women with severe menopausal symptoms. I had testosterone pellet therapy 10 days ago and my implant area is still very sore. I will not be continuing with this type of hormone therapy. So uncomfortable and do not feel much better. It was pricey and can't imagine repeating this process in 4 or 5 months. Very disappointed!

[@KalleSWBeck]

Yea I think there are better options! Not a fan

[@sharonallison8991]

I use DHEA pills

[@cassied2925]

Almost a month in I feel no difference and have horrible pain from insertion area all the way down my calf when trying to sit, stand, and move my leg a certain way. I’m never doing this again, especially now after seeing all the cons.

[@KalleSWBeck]

Sorry to hear man. Heard this too many times since making these videos :(

[@hardlines4]

I have been getting these pellets for a little over a year and a half now, the recovery period is usually seven days then back to normal

[@potternacho46]

is it worth it ?

[@hardlines4]

@@potternacho46 I would say so, I was 2 months behind and was feeling crappy again, got the pellets a few days ago and starting to feel a little bit better already

[@hbadge22]

Been 10 days after the pellet. Haven't seen any improvement whatsoever. Is this normal?

[@uv1c3]

Keep us posted. How much did this run you? if you dont mind me asking.

[@KalleSWBeck]

Update video is going up next week 👍

[@dannychiquitoofficial5061]

I just did it today....will see how it goes

[@atomisum6445]

Are you still on it?

[@dannychiquitoofficial5061]

@@atomisum6445 no with the Pellets, just injections.

[@DonnyBaker45]

Why did you originally have low t? Was it something like hypogonadism or did it happen after you started exogenous hormone use?

[@KalleSWBeck]

I don’t know I had Low T my whole life since I was 22 it was about the same levels then and after I got done competing. I cut out a segment of this video talking about all that which I might release on its own. I figure it wouldn’t matter to people considering this treatment

[@terrywhitejr9574]

I prefer sub q daily injections, it is the only way I don’t need an ai and my hemocrit stays low.

[@rtvrn_to_monke]

I do my total for the week broken up into two shots with a insulin needle Subq into my side fat. I’ve been perfect for years now

[@jm1733]

@@rtvrn_to_monke I do the same as you. I have for years. I'm convinced subcutaneous is the best way to go. No need for an AI and I feel consistently well.

[@jap142guz142]

Any update on how the pellets effect you? I got mine 3 days ago. No changes for me yet

[@KalleSWBeck]

Update video here kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqWzoWRrp7WghpY hormones take awhile to change and stabilize there won’t be any crazy change in feeling in a few days

[@hadrienleon]

does anyone know if this might have bad effects on someone that’s 24 years old? what can i expect

[@KalleSWBeck]

Talk to your Dr

[@Eoj24]

When they say not to do lower body training. does that mean sex as well?

[@KalleSWBeck]

Maybe that’s what delayed my recovery

[@novemberoscar98]

Anyone know if insurance usually covers this?

[@KalleSWBeck]

They don’t

[@Stayhonest100]

I just started on day 3 wish me luck . Iv found it harder to sleep since my pellet injection but it’s just day 3 . Wish me luck

[@KalleSWBeck]

I hope you have a good experience

[@KalleSWBeck]

@@Stayhonest100 watch my more current update video I can’t recommend pellets

[@Stayhonest100]

@@KalleSWBeckthe end of August will be my 6 month mark and my 2nd pellet injection. I will say it killed my depression and mood swings. it didn't really give any more energy as I was expecting. but I'm only 35 and that's the youngest age by law that they can administer pellet treatment. so maybe this next round will help. Thanks for all your info. A+

[@Eoj24]

Please give updates. I'm on gel and don't want to do injections. Every video I see is about how bad the pellets are. Do you know if dht and hair loss is more prone to happen on the pellets. I'm on gel and my hair has thinned because gel has higher dht

[@KalleSWBeck]

Next update is coming soon

[@kdnofyudbn5918]

Does Insurance cover this procedure?

[@KalleSWBeck]

No

[@boricuapower1000]

My insurance covers up to 6 pellets 3 times a year. I usually pay for 2 extra pellets each visit.

[@johningle5666]

From my experience, you won’t feel a difference immediately. It takes the second or third insertion before you feel effects.

[@KalleSWBeck]

Hormone replacement shouldn’t take 1.5 years to work.

[@DaveThomson]

How often is that

[@KalleSWBeck]

Every 6 months. Anyone saying you will feel it 12-18 months later probably sells this junk 😅

[@alexanderseliunyn3424]

I just got my 1000 milligrams pellets done ✅ yesterday ❤ waiting for the results. Idk 🤷‍♂️ 😂 but I think I already feel better 😂 maybe it’s just me 😂 but I’ve having a hard on a whole day today 😂

[@KalleSWBeck]

Hope it works out well for you

[@applerod3194]

Ten pellets

[@johningle5666]

Bio T/ Pellets WORK

[@KalleSWBeck]

And sometimes they don’t