First 10 WEEKS on Testosterone (TRT) Real Expectations 

Happy to hear you’re feeling better

Very good description of what optimal test levels feels like!

Sounds great man!

awesome. checkup?

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Happy to see you are having a good response to TRT.

After 5 days? Lol

I guess it was all in your head to begin with. Now u shut off ur natural hormone production for nothing

Same with me , feeling 20 years younger

How you feeling now? What dose and frequency are you on?

You’re one of the lucky ones having a quick response.

How is it going ?

Same but mine was 220. Decent diet with no sugar, exercise regularly, zero reason for low t. Bring on T makes me feel great again but I’m worried about taking it at such a young age and having negative effects later in life.

Wow. Good luck. I'm 63 and my T is 360 without TRT. Something is going on here. So many young men have low T. WTF???

I noticed your comment I'm thinking of going on trt How's it been for you a few months in I'm guessing so are you glad you went on it , no problems?

​@@garysimpson7326Genetics.

That's fantastic to hear! It's always inspiring to see positive transformations like yours. Keep up the great work!

Sometimes less is more. Everyone is different.

Thanks for your insightful comments. Trt can make life changing improvements and a healthy sex drive and good erections are a good insight into overall health.

Pound town 😂

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Thanks for the comment. Happy to hear it worked well for you.

How much was he taken at the time low dose?

That's awesome to hear! It's great to see that your friend's hard work and dedication is paying off.

@@jjeffries8831 I don’t know his dose. He did tell me that the doctor was slowly increasing it to goal

How does he feel. Who cares if he is ripped.

That's amazing to hear how much TRT has improved your quality of life!

That's amazing to hear! It's great that TRT has made such a positive impact on your life. Keep up the good work and good luck with your blood tests!

Good luck 🤞

How has the TRT been so far???

Good chance u didn't have them cause low t than or your not prescribed enough.

It's great to hear that you found the information helpful!

Thanks we did do a video a while back about clomid. It’s a mixed bag that one as sown do well with it but the shbg can also ride over time as does the testosterone so the free t and shbg need to be monitored.

It's great that you're taking steps to address your health concerns. Wishing you all the best with your upcoming appointment and getting on the right track!

Sounds like an ideal outcome.

Same here

It's always good to review and update protocols regularly to ensure they remain effective.

It's great that you're taking steps to address your health concerns. Wishing you the best on your TRT journey!

If you really had a problem with lot T you certainly wouldn't need blood work to tell you. Blood work should confirm not suggest.

Water retention is beneficial for joints lubrication and epidermis elasticity Lack of aldosterone creates wrinkles and cracks joints Excessive aromatisation will create bloating and estrogens need to be controlled.

Diet proper exercise with TRT is essential. You can work up to a level that works for you and you don’t have to compare yourself to others.

I workout daily. I actually own a gym. I have attempted trt and my experience was so much bloating to the point I had to stop. I only gave it six months. It gave me an appearance I was not happy with. Any advice?

It sounds like you've made a significant switch in your treatment. It's important to understand how Aveed works to manage your levels effectively.

I'm sorry to hear about what you're going through. It's important to seek expert advice on this matter.

Hey, thanks for being real about your experience with TRT. It's not a magic fix for everyone, but it's great to see you keeping a positive attitude. Keep pushing forward!

Same here. Going on week 5. No major changes. I’m being patient and hopeful.

my test is 285 and im starting on testoviron 250 every 2 weeks. lets see how it goes

If only

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Dat ain't shit Bro. My beard can get a woman pregnant.

It's great to hear that you're feeling a difference and finding positive changes in your routine. Keep up the good work!

Calcium D-glucarate and diindolylmethane (DIM) are two supplements that may help lower estradiol levels by improving estrogen metabolism and clearance. Calcium D-glucarate is a natural compound found in fruits and vegetables that supports the body's detoxification processes. It's been shown to inhibit beta-glucuronidase, an enzyme that breaks down estrogen in the gut, and thus may help to reduce the amount of estrogen that gets reabsorbed into the body. Diindolylmethane (DIM) is a compound that's produced when cruciferous vegetables are chewed or digested. It has been shown to support estrogen metabolism and promote the excretion of excess estrogen from the body. As for ZMA, it's a combination of zinc, magnesium, and vitamin B6 that's commonly used by athletes and bodybuilders to support muscle recovery and growth. While there is no evidence to suggest that ZMA has a direct impact on estradiol levels, zinc and magnesium are important minerals that play a role in hormone regulation and overall health. Supplements like calcium D-glucarate, DIM, and ZMA may have potential benefits, but, they may not be appropriate or effective for everyone.

@@balancemyhormones A mans estradiol should be between 20 and 30. They have a tiny pill I forgot the name to drop the number down if you are above 30.

It sounds like you've been through a lot, and it's important to prioritize your health and well-being. Consulting with a healthcare professional is a good step towards finding the right solution for you.

Theres hypocrisy in society and a bias against men and testosterone. We are trying to change this mindset.

Everything I have ever read is 2 weeks is too long.

Don’t give up what’s the update

Happy to hear you are getting a good response.

He’ll yeah dude!👍🏽🍆

That's freaking awesome. I got my first injection yesterday and so far just a sore butt cheek LoL

That's great! Just be careful with that amount, for a 72yo 200mg could be high. Im a 25yo gym goer on 140mg and it's going great. Best of luck glad you feel good!

I'm 98 years old and feeling like I'm 20, took my first injection today

Sounds as bad as the NHS in the UK.

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It's great to hear you had a positive experience with Balance My Hormone!

Whats that medication

Trt should help

Doesn’t your specialist provide you with a roadmap for your treatments?

Lol not everyone goes to the doctor for it

Yeah I would recommend proviron. Just a tab every week or maybe 2.

I'm sorry to hear you're going through this. It's important to listen to your body and seek additional opinions if needed.

I appreciate you sharing your experience. Cold intolerance can indeed be associated with hormonal imbalances, including low testosterone. It's good that you're getting blood work done; that will provide valuable insights for your healthcare provider to tailor an appropriate plan. Best of luck with your journey, and feel free to reach out to our consultants at +44-2039003209 for personalized guidance and assistance.

It take a while and the expectation to “feel something” is normal but not really a helpful mindset when it comes to TRT as it can be a king gradual game and much of the progress has to do with other factors such as your lifestyle changes you make whilst on TRT. Lifestyle changes and TRT scan be a potent combination. The goal is to improve helath and wellness. TRT does not produce a “high” feeling but gradually and over time you should see improvements to where you won’t remember what you felt like without TRT other than feeling less well.

@@balancemyhormones thanks. I appreciated that.

Every 2 weeks is not going to work my friend. Change doctors.

Usually affects your mood and libido in about 2 weeks, but some people report immediate results. I recommend giving it at least 5 weeks, unless you experience negative side effects

You gotta loose body weight my guy. Cut hard, fast, however. Also look at pinning once or two times per week, as it entices better estrogen control.

Testosterone is measured as a ratio. Be cautious with referring to by using only a single number unless its clear to everyone what you mean e.g. mg/ml. Starting doses typically range around 100-160 mg/ml per week in divided doses.

It sounds like you've made some significant lifestyle changes! Weight loss can be a complex journey, and it's great that you're seeking advice on how to move forward.

Dude, weight loss is about calorie balance, not what you eat or what diet plan you're on. Low carb, high carb, high fat, low fat, doesn't make any difference, count your calories. if you're not tracking your calories and just winging it on what you eat, how do you know if you're in a calorie deficit or a surplus? You need to be a in deficit to lose weight, TRT is not going to have stalled your weight loss, eating too much has stalled your weight loss. Count your calories, reduce what you eat to bring you below your maintenance calories and the weight will come off.

@@TerribleHandleName I'm sure he's eating too little. going to low calorie can stall out weight loss completely because your body has adapted to having less intake.

There are several ways to control high hemoglobin levels. You can start by making dietary changes, such as reducing your intake of iron-rich foods. Regular exercise and staying hydrated can also help regulate your hemoglobin levels.

@balancemyhormones I'm on test at the moment, but my blood work showed high hemoglobin. I'm dieting and working out I been in the gym since I was 18 now 48. Thank you for your response.

if you've been feeling consistently down, low on energy, and sore for several months, it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional or contact us. These are the signs of low testosterone. These symptoms could have various causes, including stress, mental health concerns, or underlying medical issues. Your well-being is important, and we can provide the guidance and support you need to feel better. Feel free to reach out to our consultants at +44-2039003209

Find a new doctor and one who is not ignorant of the benefits and can help you understand risk as well. Having low levels of testosterone also can put you at risk of negative cardiovascular and cardio metabolic outcome. It’s sad the lack of education at medical school around testosterone for doctors.

That’s good to hear. Nits been years since I’ve felt normal and I’ve been telling my doctors for years that I don’t feel right. All they kept doing was treating the symptoms and not the root.

A normal life is super human for some

So you feel balanced ?

@@M70qso Like me, I bet they never once thought about your T levels etc?

That's amazing to hear! It's wonderful when you find a solution that brings such positive changes to your life.

If you are seeing an endocrinologist at the VA for low testosterone, they will likely discuss your treatment options with you. These may include testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) in the form of injections, gels, or patches. The VA will have its own guidelines and policies for TRT, so it's important to ask your doctor about their specific recommendations and any potential side effects or risks associated with TRT. You may also want to ask your doctor about alternative treatment options for low testosterone, such as lifestyle changes, supplements, or medications that can increase testosterone production naturally. It's important to have an open and honest conversation with your doctor about your symptoms, concerns, and goals for treatment so that they can provide you with the best possible care. Additionally, it's important to discuss any potential drug interactions with your doctor, particularly if you are taking other medications or supplements that could interact with TRT. Your doctor can provide guidance on how to safely manage your medications and supplements while undergoing TRT. Overall, it's important to be an active participant in your healthcare and to ask questions so that you can make informed decisions about your treatment options.

It might be worth discussing with a healthcare professional to explore your options.

Is what in the UK yet?

TRT is worldwide my guy

That's amazing! So happy to hear that you're feeling rejuvenated!

Testosterone therapy has been studied as a potential treatment for depression and anxiety, but the results have been mixed. Some studies have found that testosterone therapy can improve mood and reduce symptoms of depression and anxiety in men with low testosterone levels. However, other studies have found no significant benefits or have even suggested that testosterone therapy may worsen symptoms of depression and anxiety. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine if testosterone therapy is appropriate for an individual and to monitor for potential side effects. References: "Testosterone therapy in men with hypogonadism: an Endocrine Society clinical practice guideline." The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, vol. 102, no. 2, 2017, pp. 1-35., doi:10.1210/jc.2016-2935. "Testosterone replacement therapy in hypogonadal men: a meta-analysis of quality of life and psychological well-being outcomes." Journal of Sexual Medicine, vol. 8, no. 5, 2011, pp. 1397-1405., doi:10.1111/j.1743-6109.2011.02266.x. "Testosterone therapy for low sexual interest and erectile dysfunction in men: a controlled study." The New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 347, no. 3, 2002, pp. 139-145., doi:10.1056/nejmoa011169.

@@balancemyhormones thank you

It helps with anxiety and depression.

Saw your question on another video. I too initially thought I was having signs of depression, low energy, zero sex drive. A friend of mine said I should go get my bloodwork done, could be low T, not depression. Turns out he was right. Little over a year in and I don't have my symptoms. However, I will say that I am more anxiety prone now. I also have some past trauma. Seeing a therapist beginning of this year really helped in conjunction with TRT. I saw you mentioned you were a fire fighter. You might consider looking into EMDR therapy. It helps with processing trauma. Best wishes bud, for me it was a physical (low T) and mental combo that was really taking its toll. High stress isn't good either.

Too high dosage lower Dow to 200mg but micro dosing daily (30mg per day) . Also it could take longer for body to adapt to it as many of my clients experiences excessive sweating throughout first 3 to even 8 weeks

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That's a heavy trt dose. Give it more time. Check your estrogen, are you running an AI?

240mg trt😂😂😂

You’re basically doing a mini cycle. Cycles start around 300mg

Absolutely, PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) levels are indeed crucial, especially for men considering or on TRT. Monitoring PSA levels is an essential part of managing prostate health. On my channel, I often stress the importance of regular check-ups and discussions with healthcare providers when it comes to TRT. It's vital for individuals to have a comprehensive understanding of their hormonal health and any potential risks associated with hormone therapy. Thanks for highlighting this important aspect, and I encourage everyone to stay informed about their health, including PSA levels.

Yes, PD5 inhibitors are a type of medication used to treat erectile dysfunction.

You’re an idiot. You don’t take TRT just to get big in the gym. You will fuck yourself up if that is the only reason you want to take TRT. You basically want steroids and be a gym rat? Lmao 🤣

Your to young my friend. You’ll regret it once your test levels shut down before 30

Get ur levels tested . If ur not low then don’t take it . Ur young . I was late 30s when mine was low enough. If u use it now yeah u will get the gym results but It will hurt u in the long run if u abuse it

Don't I did that and you will regret it at your age

Do yourself a favor and forget about hormones.

Yeah just a thing we do to break it up a bit but newer videos are a bit less.

Find a good caring doctor or clinic to treat you. Not all doctors will make you feel that way. Where r u based?

Thanks for watching

Thanks for you comments and contribution. Happy that you are seeing improvments.

Are you saying you take 300mg of testosterone a week for trt? You know around 100ish is plenty usually. Seems odd your taking so much and no wonder you got gyno. I bet if you took 150mg you'd still be in high end of trt and wouldn't need to take anti estrogens Have you seen or done blood tests to see how much testosterone is Inside you? Most wouldn't take fertility drugs either unless trying to have a child. I didn't take any for the first few years and have just started taking 2000ui hcg twice a week and got sperm back to above natural levels in 3 months

@@rozzer666 300mg Test is not much

@@Bejita666 he saying 300 mg is not trt... is way above

Bro thats a cycle not trt dose lol 😂

It's a possibility for some individuals, but it's important to consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

Keep at it, consistency is key!

Don’t give up. It can take longer depending on your starting point as well as lifestyle changes that you include with it. You may also need to adjust the dose or timing. Sky high levels may not be optimal for you and it would be interesting to know if that’s your peak or trough as timing of the test with injections or applications of testosterone matters. Sometimes less is more. It’s hugely important to change lifestyle factors on TRT.

What are your test numbers?

It's important to consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new medication or treatment, especially if you have pre-existing conditions like diabetes.

Have erectile aids such as trimix can be a good option if it available.

@@balancemyhormones ITS WORKED FOR ME

@@leelunk8235 I'm curious if your penis is larger on trimix?

How are you doing now? Did you stick with it? Any new results?

Thanks for the comment it’s always good to get different opinions. What would you have done? The buzz of the event made for an interesting back drop.

It's great that you're monitoring your progress closely. Keep an eye on those test results and stay patient.