The Side Effects of Testosterone Replacement Therapy w/ Peter Attia

[@ItsDuct]

It would be great if she stopped interrupting him and just let him talk.

[@franklinbruce7121]

💯💯🎯💯💯 She got THE EXPERT on and she want everyone know how smart (dumb) she is ……

[@franklinbruce7121]

I got to 2:12 and could not, would not take any more of HER …… She just made me believe that this subject was NOT that important to me 😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheKonkehagia]

They''re just interacting......

[@JaxxedGaming]

Sounds like familiar behavior

[@_Justin_Case]

I suspected it at 0:48 and confirmed it at 1:04.

[@NikkiNexo777]

Jillian, you need to stop interrupting your guest. Let him speak!

[@Ziggle-ky9kv]

A book that changed my life in ways that I never could imagine is "Secret Testosterone Nexus of Evolution".Drop whatever you're doing right now and go find that book. Trust me after I implemented things from the book my testosterone levels went beast mode

[@TheHallway7]

Cant find the book on Amazon.

[@BasedDad35]

Where did you get the book I can’t find it anywhere?

[@GeorgeinLakeTahoe]

Man. For 15 months I was on the fence for TRT. I knew in my heart I had all symptoms.. yet still tried everything else before TRT. Diet. Sleep. Exercise. All natural remedies.. Just to raise T a few point or so. I’m now 1 week into TRT. And fuck man. Truly, I have not felt this great. This optimal in over 15 years man. Never turning back.

[@ohara.]

at what age

[@melkerner]

I was sitting at 2.6 NG / DL - almost zero due to lifetime hypogonadism from extreme premature birth and health issues. Daily get sitting now at 820 - arthritis issues - gone, muscle mass increase and other issues - gone. no depression, no irritability, anxiety, etc.. all of these plagued me for years and decades. I feel so much better than I did just 20 years ago...

[@GabeGirard1]

Hey, can I ask you a few questions? Age? How often do you need to inject? Increased energy and sex drive?

[@melkerner]

@@GabeGirard1 I use the gel upper chest and arms daily. Increased energy, arthritis pain is almost on existent, lifting weights - adding muscle - toning up. And yes, increased drive

[@GabeGirard1]

@@melkerner ok, decison on gel vs injections? side effects noticed? curious and I really appreciate the info

[@melkerner]

@@GabeGirard1 I had slight afternoon headaches for a couple of weeks and then those went away. Some minor rash on the upper arms (easily remedied with skin care effort) - other than that - the cost is zero to 12 dollars a month with insurance) - the pellets are not covered and injections from my understanding while intra-muscular available - you have to do it either weekly or even daily in smaller doses. I m happy with the gel

[@GabeGirard1]

@@melkerner ok great! last question..Lol how often do you apply the gel?

[@nedhill1242]

Jillian and Megyn Kelly,, beautiful and smart, but shut up and let your guests talk.

[@markd4768]

She’s a nutcracker!

[@1jw298]

I’d listen to Megyn over this one. She interrupts endlessly. Megyn would at least let her guests finish their thoughts.

[@nedhill1242]

@@1jw298 Ummmm not so much.

[@danieljrgensen133]

'Lo Jillian...quick advice, you should probably pay more attention to if your letting your guest finish answering your question, before interrupting him with a new question or remark. That pattern/habit makes you seem a bit rude, from both your guest and viewers point of view! 😉 But otherwise! 👍 Edit: Only watched this clip from the interview. So my observation is based on that! 🙂

[@mattbackus]

She is equally annoying throughout the entire episode, so your observation is correct…

[@Jamespecoraro]

yes

[@kendall5926]

Shit up jilly

[@williamlewis3982]

She’s confusing TRT with people abusing steroids. Huge difference.

[@Deeplycloseted435]

Testosterone is a steroid, and TRT absolutely can be abused.

[@TheDopestOlivellaOnEarth]

I started TRT at 39 years old. After a couple rounds of labs, I had a total level of 326 and free test at 2.7. Dosage has changed over time, and other things have been added. I take anastrozole as needed. My blood pressure has been fine..my hematocrit goes up occasionally but I notice symptoms of that before it becomes a serious problem and I go do a whole blood donation and and I'm fine. I now am on 220mg per week IM injection of testosterone. Doctor also has me on 10 weeks on 10 weeks off runs of 100mg/week IM injection of nandrolone decanoate. I also take sermorelin. Aside from obvious body composition changes and gym performance changes, the biggest positive for me is joint inflammation is next to zero. That is important to me because I have been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis for 13 years. This has allowed me to continue being a competitive powerlifter into my 40s. My test levels.most recently were a total at about 1100 and free test at 25.4

[@eliodenis2468]

Great guest. Awful interviewer. Almost unwatchable because of the constant interruptions. Barely made it through this 6 minute clip.

[@dna3930]

I am 52, my testosterone is in 800's. Lol. My doctor asked me if I was taking something. I am all natural. Only supplement I take is collagen peptides bovine base for joints. That is it. No protein powders or bars. Was in serious accident, had 2 major back surgeries went up to 315 lbs. I am 235lbs now. Height 6'3"! Last 3 months I have implemented the workout routine my dad and I came up with before he passed away 2 years ago. He was nationally certified personnel trainer. My nerves in my left side of lower back and leg are constantly on fire. I have 50 lb weight limit. I workout 4 times a day 10 to 20 minutes each time. I like how I look! Lol. My leg and back hate me. But wow! I figured out 4 years ago I have gluten allergies and since stopping that my diet has progessed. I can't afford gluten free breads and pastas so I had to cut those out. I am now carnivore/keto and trust me it is the best thing I have ever done. I have grown up in a diet and sports minded family. Even eating right, we have always had belly issues. We called it the family gut. Mine is gone! I don't have it anymore. Be safe love everyone!

[@bocagoodtimes1460]

ok….well you’re kicking ass! I guess less carbs…more working out….and maybe I’ll get more than the low 300’s.

[@jakeinthebox1]

What was the point of this comment? To brag?

[@bocagoodtimes1460]

@@jakeinthebox1 He was just explaining what worked for him🤷🏼‍♂️

[@thomashuston9180]

Check out Nevro. Hi intensity pain relief for low back and legs, no drugs. Implanted battery, easy to charge. Works wonders. 🫡

[@tommyyork9786]

​@jakeinthebox1 he's 6'3"!!

[@MUST-TRT]

Attia is the man. Such a supremely educated non-alarmist. Yet a cautionary health care practitioner. NEVER STOPS ANALYZING, STUDYING AND MOST OF ALL - THE MAN IS ALWAYS, ALWAYS - ACTIVELY- CRITICALLY THINKING. Not the norm. Not the standard. He is far higher. Docs should follow suit. RESPECT. 🙏

[@randyszymkowski882]

Only a fool is loyal to the dogma of a so-called expert These people are not Gods. I had testicular cancer and had one testicle removed and had no issues with testosterone, never had it measured and am perfectly fine. My brother had his testosterone measured by some testosterone doctor who told him he needed replacement therapy. He got testosterone treatments and had nothing but problems until he got off of it. Attia says that there are virtually no adverse effects to testosterone treatments. Yeah right. I'm beginning to see him more and more as a huckster who makes controversial statements to attract attention in order to acquire status and recognition. I'll say the same for Rhonda Patrick and Andrew Huberman as well.

[@kirkbrooks9447]

I'm on TRT and I did have my BP and my hematocrit did go up a little, since my blood type is less common (About 8% of the population) I just donate monthly and it's a win-win. My numbers are all good and people who need the donation get what they need.

[@nickarrigo5540]

you probably crashed your iron and ferritin which is worse than low T

[@jasonstaggs9357]

O neg ? I’m doing the same thing

[@kirkbrooks9447]

@@jasonstaggs9357 B Pos. Every time I donate I usually get a text within a week or two that my blood was used for someone.

[@jasonstaggs9357]

@@kirkbrooks9447 I’m o neg and the place where i donate is always low on it so I do the double red cell. It’s good to know it’s helping someone

[@kevinoconnorfloridathetrea3544]

Check out Man Medicine. A lot of TRT info on hematocrit

[@billyv2210]

Jillian - PLAESE PLEASE PLEASE let your guests speak.

[@Cabledeluz1977]

I’m 47 years old and my testosterone level was tested recently and was at 203. I asked my doctor about this and he said it was in normal range 👀👀👀I told him it wasn’t. I go to the VA and am stuck with this guy. It sucks

[@jebmartin2968]

Just go to a TRT clinic and buy your own. The VA is terrible. Even if they put you one they will try to give you 100mg a week in one shot or something stupid.

[@Cabledeluz1977]

@@jebmartin2968 thank you for the information. I’ve never heard of TRT clinics. I looked to see if there are any in my area and there is one with great reviews.

[@jdl2180]

You might have to pay for it yourself!

[@akroguy]

My family doc also says "you're in normal range." She agreed to prescribe it if I insisted, but had that "don't come to me if you have any problems" look. So, I went to a non-hospital/pharma linked clinic and got blood work and body composition done. Had a fantastic talk with a CNP who went over every single line item and really got to know my issues. Started TRT right then and there...a few minutes after a numbing jab in the flank area, pellets went in and one week later, I'm feeling some good effects. Spontaneous erections are kinda nice to feel again and momma is worried I'll go beast mode on her...which just might happen! I'm 60 and in good shape but was feeling really run down, tired all the time, gut issues (still sorting that out) and just lost the drive. I'll be having a blood draw in five weeks to check levels of everything. Total cost to me for the tests and TRT, about $1k USD. Implantation of pellets typically twice a year for men. So, it's not cheap by any means but you get one chance at life.

[@sethmiller6128]

Mine is like 40

[@bernibeckmann9753]

I came to comment on her interview style. I see that's already being addressed. Carry on.

[@GabeGirard1]

Jil, work more on listening, less interruptions...ask questions when there's a transition or pause

[@ClayTallStories]

Why interrupt all the time. It made me log off

[@CarnivoreguyScott]

If you’re going to be on TRT, you have to take estrogen blockers and also watch your RBC levels. If the blood gets to thick you have to donate more than usual . One of the biggest risk factors that cause heart attacks according to a lot of doctors is diabetes, high A1c, high blood sugar & metabolic syndrome.

[@jdl2180]

Only if you are taking too much testosterone!

[@CarnivoreguyScott]

@@jdl2180 it’s all relative depends on how old you are how much you’re taking & everyone reacts differently. If your estrogen serum levels are high after doing the bloodwork, you need to be on a blocker.

[@jdl2180]

@@CarnivoreguyScott really depends on how your doctor wants to treat you 🦆🤔 My doctor would lower my dose

[@CarnivoreguyScott]

@@jdl2180 yes it totally depends on your doctor. One doctor I had for 20 years didn’t want me to be on TRT at all & that was just stupid. I’m on a mostly carnivore diet and TRT therapy and estrogen blocker. I have lost 20 lbs ,reversed type 2 diabetes, off meds all in the last 7 months and I’m in the best shape I’ve been in for a long time .

[@mentefit-robertoribeiro6146]

The big mistake is that in the overwhelming majority of cases of low testosterone... adjust the diet to a real one.. adjust the sleep.. train the right way without producing too much cortisol.. don't drink alcohol... and a positive mind ..it would solve the problem

[@abcdefgh4404]

Well I am on TRT for more than 15 yrs, my levels always is between 950-1400 ng/DL without side effects. All blood work is perfect. Below 900 I started to feel symptoms of low T. Again, it is not the number…it is the symptoms that matter. Everyone has its personal numbers.

[@leonoratdaugaard4190]

Can you tell your provider? Please

[@christophersean3766]

Julian is obtuse on this. They don't say "they were on TRT". They say "they abused steroids" which is way different.

[@stephaniebrunk1808]

Science professor here. I love how Jillian repeats what the speaker is saying and breaks it down for everyone to understand.

[@hoffmanmitchel4160]

First time viewer and was definitely interested in the topic. Last time viewer though. Jillian, please get more training on how to interview someone… we want to hear your guests speak and learn what they have to say. Stop interrupting them and let them shine. Goodness.

[@MrFamilyguybird]

Holy shit this woman is unbearable.

[@rodneyriley100]

I understand that you are intrigued but ask the question and allow him to tell you. Then take the conversation in the direction you want it to go.

[@0num4]

This is why they call medicine a "practice." Context is incredibly important from a wide variety of sources, and the risks and results may vary widely between individuals.

[@frankpasano2070]

It'd get up and leave if I was this dude!

[@ryant1506]

Clean up your eating- stop eating fake food - intermittent fasting- that’s what I did, jacked up my testosterone. If your exhausted from your workout- double your rest, I do full day between workouts- it all worked for me, no supplements

[@davetuscani]

I’m glad she pushes back. I was on TRT for 4 years. 1.5 years was good. Then it was down hill from there. Every bad thing ( iffy stiffies, bloated face, mood swings, ball shrinkage, etc. )with the exception of a heart attack. Then I reach out to this guy with a simple question, and he leaves me on read. So he’s definitely just a promoter of the stuff. It took my body 6-8 months for my body to get back to normal. It’s was definitely not worth it for me. But that’s me. I don’t know what the percentage is, but it doesn’t work for everyone.

[@SixFive8]

That's because you didn't have a doctor who is well versed in hormones. Bloodwork every 3 months. You would have identified that E2 was put of balance or another important hormone in the cascade was out of the baseline. Easy to treat.

[@ernieb4883]

You left out so many details like dosage, your age and your bloodwork results. I've been on TRT at 100 mgs/week and now 75mgs/weed since 2014 and I feel great including my libido but I exercise regularly and eat a pretty healthy diet as well. I'm 61 yrs. old, 6'2", 222 lbs, and can do pullups (15-20) and dips( 20-25) like a 25 year old. Oh and I'm also taking 5mg daily cialis which definitely helps with libido and blood circulation. My bloodwork is excellent.

[@davidevans1730]

Peter, can you do another video with her questions written out in front of you so you can answer them completely please?

[@thatguy9051]

I'm convinced she's on T. She's so impolite!!

[@1jw298]

She’s a lesbian and wears the pants in her relationship

[@EffyaLifestyle]

Who knew Jillian was BASED? 👍👍

[@josefraguas2768]

Cant watch! Shut up and let guest speak!

[@Γρυπας-ω1ι]

@@josefraguas2768 😂😂😂

[@mattwoolley]

300, we’re going to make you 900?!?!??? I was 70 and I’m 353 now. I take 10ml every 4 days. Also, omg. Speak less. This isn’t a phone conversation where you have to go “ mm, yeah, uh-huh” all the time.

[@davidguthrie3739]

He looks like he’s being tortured

[@wolfmantroy6601]

By her interrupting him!

[@legitbloxy]

I think increased risk of heart attack, is due to the heart becoming bigger, especially with steroids, am happy to be corrected

[@n.t5891]

Yes there is a valve that can thicken. If abused. What doctors tell you is this can happen no matter what. If this was the case I’d assume most teens would die from heart attacks no…my test levels as a teen were very high. I think doctors just assume testosterone heart attack large prostate cancer. Well there are many people who have lower test with those issues too sooo there is that

[@AbcDino843]

The mechanism could be an emotional response. Testosterone makes a lot of people more irritable, and it could be that we don't know what other emotional side effects exist. Vasospasm might be caused by it, and in people already sufficiently compromised it could be enough to induce a heart attack.

[@kimrodger2425]

Thanks Jillian! Good interview

[@vzeller]

I feel bad for Jillian Michaels's 385k followers. But hey, they chose this.

[@jamesphillips4840]

I think she is the expert.

[@tommywienke4164]

Doing TRT requires doing regular blood dumps due to increased RBC count. Increased RBC count increases blood pressure for obvious reasons (more blood). Why was this not mentioned? This can cause strokes and/or heart attacks.

[@timothym2241]

A good engaging conversation. I enjoyed Jillians questions and interactions with the guest. Hematocrit typically also rises on TRT, and can be a causative agent for cardiovascular events, but it can be managed through blood donations.

[@lpdc5911]

Blood donations will also crash your ferritin levels which feels AWFUL

[@Actaeon2nd]

What about TRT for a man with indolent (low and slow rising PSA) prostate cancer? Urologists hate to even consider that but instead want to drive T even lower.

[@brentwaldrop5610]

Men on TRT should also be donating blood periodically. It can increase your blood count which if left untreated can cause issues.

[@Andrew-hi6zp]

That may cause ferritin to crash.Erythrocytosis and Polycythemia are not the same thing.

[@brentwaldrop5610]

@@Andrew-hi6zpregardless should still get your blood checked.

[@SmokeSouljah]

I'm 48 natty still but I'm tempted because many guys are on it in nj.

[@scotthanford9619]

Might be better to let him finish his thought before interrupting.

[@johncroghan6943]

She does need to let him speak

[@DexterHaven]

There was some doctor injecting himself all the time with growth hormone or test in his 60's saying it was safe on TV. He had a heart attack the next year and died.

[@svdagoat7972]

Guy was trying to stay composed but you could see it on his face he wanted say STFU 😭

[@MichaelSmith-gn7ik]

Testosterone increases blood viscosity which increases heart attack and stroke. If you are on TRT you need to monitor your Hct

[@lunam7249]

only in higher dosage....men who normaly hypogonads dont get the negative effects until around 600+ test.

[@Leamoyer]

@@MichaelSmith-gn7ik only if you are on supraphysiological levels not to correct low levels to optimal clinical levels

[@drobinson1281]

Heart attack is caused by polythemcia, or blood thickening. If your hemoglobin is high the answer is regular blood donations

[@DonaldDucksRevenge]

Unreal that you have someone this knowledgable on and can't help overtalking him

[@jacari2159]

Omg Let him talk is Right!!!🤬

[@chasing_dragons]

Stop interrupting.

[@Austrian_Oak]

it is so simple. If you live a healthy life, 0 chance TRT will do any harm. Every fast food visit too much does more to decrease your health than true TRT.

[@keviy64]

The reason you have a guest talking on your talk show is to talk. Let them talk. Stop talking over them.

[@CodyCarlson-d5t]

Mine was 178. When tested last month. I used to be kinda overweight, never told to lose weight by dr. Had some man boobs though. I lost twenty five lbs and looked at my self in the mirror. Flat stomach, man boobs pretty much gone. Twenty four hours later, looked like I was pregnant, huge stomach, hanging over my belt. Right boob turned into a c cup. What the hell, overnight? Had blood work done, all was well, except testosterone. Had first shot couple days ago. We'll see how it goes. Get tested in six weeks.

[@anthcesana]

Get your heart checked dude. You might have some edema (water retention & swelling) with the weight gain and large belly. I suffered for a long time before I found out I needed an aortic valve replacement. I thought it was my T levels also.

[@CodyCarlson-d5t]

@@anthcesana , had heart, liver, kidneys, thyroid, prostate and lungs checked. Only, testosterone, estrogen levels are off. Thankfully

[@dennismamola5875]

With all due respect, I disagree with the information regarding heart attack likelihood with TRT. The actual fact is that when you are on TRT, the testosterone has the tendency to create additional red blood cells which in turn raises your RBC count in blood tests. As the RBC increases it is also thickening your blood. As your red blood cells thicken it increases your probability to strokes and heart attacks. your heart has to work harder to push the blood through your body. It is extremely important to monitor your RBC during TRT. Do you want your heart to push syrup through your veins or push water per say.

[@OGDailylama]

Don’t get snipped & don’t quit smoking & you won’t need to replace anything.

[@zoomkatvideo]

>>> Jillian looks like she is part of an SNL skit!

[@xboxsauce10]

Does it mean you have to take it for the reat of your life once u start? To avoid the bad side effects

[@FireForEffect1533]

Jillian becoming like Joe Rogan now, which is a great thing.

[@JillianMichaels]

huge compliment - now if only I was funny 🤪

[@Ol5tb]

And I think I'm here because of that algorithm. I had no idea who Jillian was but I love it. Added.

[@dlbutler]

@@JillianMichaels You don't need to be funny, necessarily, but getting good interviewees is critical. Rogan hooked me when he interviewed Dr. David Sinclair, a Harvard researcher, about advances in anti-aging science. Sinclair was pleasant, but it was no joke fest. The lightest moment was perhaps when Rogan asked him how old he was, and we learned that he's pushing 50 while looking 35.

[@jenbhikes]

​@@JillianMichaels😂 oh you are ❤

[@lucabrazi3067]

No question about it. That’s why are starting watching. It’s simple, they both seek truth.

[@daveb8679]

The downside comes when you stop taking it. The depression and malaise is almost unbearable. There is withdrawal.

[@lunam7249]

if the doseage was to high

[@MeditationsbyICEMAN]

tbh I didn't know Jillian Michaels was so cool these days

[@JillianMichaels]

no one told me either.😏

[@HocDolliday]

same, just subscribed

[@EM-sk1xv]

Ozempic for the win!

[@mykibalzy]

Jullians might be talking about illicit steriods use when comes to heart attacks

[@JohnWilliams-gy5yc]

Now we need Dr.Attia on Dr.Durvasula podcast. How could he have done this? What's his secret?

[@marlow769]

How about the side effects of NOT bringing your T up to a more youthful level?

[@paragon86191]

I would bet the increase in cardiovascular incidents was related to increased hemoglobin levels. Just my thoughts.

[@ccarter2919]

Very surprised Peter would agree to appear on her “show.” He has his own podcasts and KZbin channel which are both amazing and I value greatly. She seems to have a degree in “bro science” and tries really hard to be hip.

[@lou1784]

It’s almost like Jillian is jacked up on something. Speaks erratically, minds going super fast, consistently interrupting, cursing and lots of hand motions. Difficult to watch. I felt bad for Peter.

[@kgeor7660]

She interrupts instead of letting him just get there

[@Dan-w6r2l]

Biggest risk is red blood cells size #. Blood thickness.

[@Zekers87]

There's doctors that prescribed it, and then there's male clinics. Huge difference

[@oldmedstudent1750]

The enthusiasm in her voice when she was talking about shrinking balls 😂

[@chuckgoodman3828]

Especially considering that she is a lesbian. Lol

[@demetriuscooksey7147]

I know it's an attempt to come across as engaging and personable, but you gotta tone it back a bit. The guy is extremely boring to listen to, but he knows what he's talking about, so let him talk.

[@Edmond347]

Attia is "extremely boring" to listen to. Jesus. Your IQ must be in single digits. I'm shocked you're capable of constructing a sentence. He's one of the most engaging experts and covers extremely (yeah) important topics for health-conscious and performance-driven people. If you find him "extremely boring," maybe TikTok videos are more of your thing.

[@TechHead03]

My god, you've got Peter Attia and you keep interrupting him. You'll be lucky to get him a second time with your disrespectful attitude.

[@Alaska_MD]

I agree with Dr. Attia that sleep and body weight play a role in hormone levels, but, with all due respect to my colleague, I disagree that these are the primary causes of low testosterone. Since the advent of birth control, men are participating in sexual experiences, either real or simulated, far more than men were in the 70's. The testes are over worked and not able to recover. Women can have sex without deleterious effects to their hormones daily, but men cannot. Before birth control men had to be very careful even if they were married on how much sex they had. Sex even once a month was still a significant risk. That's why men were stronger and more lean in the past.

[@phillipthomas4328]

That was brutal and I only watched 5 minutes

[@jasongrange4376]

Kimbo Slice died?! That’s terrible. First I heard of it! Also didn’t know Jillian had a show!

[@KoolRenovations]

Let him talk girl, he never finished how to mitigate hair loss

[@janefranz4032]

This sounds like what happened with HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy for women) It was given to women in the 1960's for postmenopausal and for women who had hysterectomies. After a study in 2002, they found it was causing breast cancer, heart disease, stroke, and blood clots. Man does not know enough or understand how the human body works to do this sort of medicine. And now we have all these lost soles wanting to change from male or female sex to the opposite sex, they take drugs to change this but then discover it is killing them, some come off it and survive while others continue and die at a young age. I have no faith in medicine the more I learn. For heavens' sake, the chlorestral medication they give us stops the liver from producing Q10, which our hearts need to function properly.

[@nyaakewebo]

Stop fucking interrupting!!

[@mikehair3672]

“Most” men don’t have primary hypogonadism so why not start with enclomiphene/hcg for 5 months then bloods. if not effective then look at hrt.

[@khazoury]

Cancer. Never mentioned it may speed up cancer-prone subjects.

[@membersonly807]

She is crushing on him lol

[@stevumsirs]

What kind of effect do you think 250mg/1ml test cyp. per week would have on a 37 y/o male, who has been taking 1mg Finasteride for years to keep my hair? (it's been working really well, but I'd almost certainly be bald if I didn't start fin years ago..)

[@ernieb4883]

I don't think it would do anything to your hair assuming you have a pretty full head of hair but that dose is very high. I take a new preloaded testosterone injectable called Xyosted that comes in 75 and 100 mgs and is injected subcutaneously (test Enanthate) 75 mgs a week. I injected on Sunday, went for bloodwork on Thursday and my T was at 756. I feel great when I work out and my libido goes through the roof. This new test according to my Dr. is supposed to not have the big post injection spike and stay level all week. My bloodwork was excellent with slightly elevated estrogen.

[@markspurgeon5646]

Somebody seems to love the sound of her own voice a little too much.

[@pz8265]

Holy cow Jillian, will you shut up long enough to let the man talk?!?!?

[@davee7344]

Kimbo was a heavy heavy cocaine user and he has admit it before his passing , lethal combo mixing with gear

[@-Uranos-]

This guy is downplaying (or not even addressing at all) the effects of the blood getting thicker from the oil the testosterone comes in and the increase of red blood cells. Thats why guys on gear give blood regularly. Jillian, get another expert and discuss micro-dosing testosterone to avoid certain side effects and to minimize the peaks and valleys.

[@Sol7Studios]

Body is always chasing homeostasis. So with almost anything exogenous the body will down regulate the internal process

[@andymedic]

She needs to learn to listen

[@petekosar8379]

Poor Guy! Just lost six minutes of his life!!!

[@rramage_6002]

Tell me you're on Vyvanse without telling me you're on Vyvanse 🤣

[@Sandrasarratt]

I am bit judgingas i talk to much to libg also. Men don't like women that talk alot, actually at all, especially when they are talking. Take some gaba before interviews

[@Farehaven]

I love Jillian.

[@danfox8819]

Poor Peter, he simply doesn’t understand how electromagnetic waves i.e. visible and non-visible light entering through your eye, is a prime regulator of hormone production in the human body. Someday Peter might take a little time and study physics/quantum biology so he could understand how the process actually unfoldsand effectively help his clients regulate their body without exogenous supplements. It’s too bad that Jillian understands so little of the subject that she is having a hard time finding an “expert” to interview. Jillian, you need to call Jack Krause if you are interested in a dose of reality

[@dbt2831]

He’s literally recognized as one of the world’s leading longevity dr’s lol. Pretty sure he knows more than you! 😂

[@Maxumized]

You are correct…EMF and light waves make a difference. Turn your home light low and dim after the sun sets and don’t sleep next to electronic devices.

[@danfox8819]

@@dbt2831 I didn’t say I know more than him. I said he doesn’t understand physics and he doesn’t. He has said it himself before. He’s asking the wrong question about testosterone. Everybody knows that the pituitary gland regulates pretty much all of the hormones but the question that very few people ask is what affects the pituitary gland? the answer is photons of light from the sun that travel unobstructed to the pituitary gland. If you mess this pathway up, then you are going to have dysregulation of your hormones. This can be done in many different ways, wearing sunglasses, non-native EMF exposure, blue light exposure from computer screens and phones and led lights. I personally don’t care if he is a well renowned longevity expert. The fact that he gave such a simplistic biochemical answer to a problem that is far more complex than the chemistry alone simply shows that he doesn’t understand the physics well enough to articulate how it affects and drives the biology. Every single cell in the human body has an electromagnetic emission and absorption spectrum and interacts with electromagnetic fields constantly. If you want to take longevity advice from someone that doesn’t understand how physics affects the biology then go right ahead.

[@mariusuricec5360]

Dont you think you’re overdoing it a bit with the moaning? Listened to this while cooking and at one point I double checked if there wasn’t another feed for some reason …