TRT - Life Hack or False Promises

The premise behind TRT is normalising your male androgen levels for long term physical and psychological well-being. We also want to reverse the negative symptoms that you have presented with! This involves a thorough assessment, analysing your lifestyle, nutrition and physical exercise; alongside addressing possible reversible causes. You should always look to increase your natural testosterone level before committing to what is a lifelong therapy. Here is a guide - themenshealthc....
To decide if TRT is in your best interests, a formal diagnosis of testosterone deficiency is made following a full diagnostic blood test, along with a second confirmatory test. More information can be found here - themenshealthc....
If you’ve not had any blood tests to date, we would recommend starting with either the ‘TRT Complete’ or ‘TRT Complete Plus’ blood tests - themenshealthc.... These are both comprehensive blood tests that look at all of your hormone markers, as well as other general health parameters which would highlight any potential reversible causes for your low testosterone. If you would like to go ahead, we can organise a test for you, or you can request them from your GP.
More details on our consultation and treatment process can be found at the following page of our website - themenshealthc.... This is further summarised here, along with a recommended plan of action depending on your personal circumstances - themenshealthc....
Dr Rob Stevens MBChB MRCGP DipFIPT

[@makinganoise6028]

I had clinical Depression for 3 years, Big Pharma dealer(GP) had me on anti depressants and seeing therapists, just masked problem, eventually saw an Endocrinologist, put on TRT problem solved in a week, the NHS is random bad healthcare for Men, I have seen 4 Endocrinologists at the NHS clinic in that time, 1 good, 2 bad, 1 average. Im not a Doctor but I am an Analyst as a day job, so can learn enough about any subject to determine competency of anyone I am speaking to, the current one had never even heard of micro dosing or subq injections. Own your own health, get expert opinions from more than one expert, never be afraid to question, and accept the NHS is about cost savings and mens health is way down their priorities.

[@joey47847]

I will be booking my consultation with you very soon. By far the best and most thorough doctor in uk.

[@themenshealthclinic]

Thank you, look forward to meeting you 👊

[@Globalizmas-Keiksmazodis]

I'm becoming suicidal from all this... Made a mistake when I was a kid and struggled for years trying to fix that, I have no libido and no confidence to pursue a relationship, I dont see the light at the end of this..

[@makinganoise6028]

See an Endocrinologist, anti depressants are masking problems, own your own health, instead of relying on random treatments on the NHS, remove toxic influences from your life, enjoy life, nobody can make you happy, except yourself, low libido might be cured by TRT, but not always, but find out for sure.

[@PenultimateWarrior]

In my limited experience, TRT doesn’t stop depression. What it does do is provide resources that helps one not be controlled by negative feelings, and that is a huge benefit IMO.

[@themenshealthclinic]

Boom! 💥

[@Dantheguitarman3]

TRT SUCKS in comparison to boosting your levels naturally in my personal experience. Most guys just want the quick fix and dont put the effort into raising it naturally.

[@GeorgeKnoetze]

Dr. Robert, I believe in daily dosing for sure. In my country I am prescribed Test Propionate. Im on Test Prop SubQ daily in the evening. The reason for the shorter half life is to mimic the natural diurnal rhythm of a Healthy Natural Male with this protocol (with appropriate peaks and valleys eg. Rising while sleeping, peaking during morning hours and declining towards bedtime) Why would daily Test Cyp be more appropriate by reaching a steady state? Or in other words, why would you say Test Prop is not appropriate?

[@themenshealthclinic]

The short t-max makes prop inappropriate, lowers SHBG.

[@liamjordan3068]

What do think to SSRIs? Avoid them or use them?

[@leetennant3080]

What a great videos you do thank you 🙏🏻 I’m having really issues with my doctor as I’m nearly 51 and i asked for my bloods to be checked and my testosterone levels. They said they are in range and my vitamin D was low and they suggested I should go on depression tablets 🤷‍♂️ which I’ve declined as I think they are not listening. I’ve had my free testosterone privately came back as 0.225 nmol/l my testosterone was 12.8 nmol/l and my SHBG 38.5 nmol/l clearly my doctor thinks I’m depressed and thinks this will help but clearly not listening to my feelings on how i actually feel. I’m finding it really frustrating 🤷‍♂️

[@themenshealthclinic]

Most doctors have no clue really 🤦‍♂️

[@mythno394]

I'm 28 with 7.5 nmol/l, and I can't get the NHS to take it seriously.

[@Imperialbbuilding]

Is mens health clinic private, or do you take patients through nhs ?

[@themenshealthclinic]

Private 👍

[@Imperialbbuilding]

I'm ready to jump on with you guys asap. I do have a few questions. What is the average price of monthly treatment once bloods and consultation have been done?

[@themenshealthclinic]

Email [e-mail] and one of our team will help you 😊