All Things Testosterone

Before you get duped, just know I warned you. This is not my regular content. This is an episode of my other podcast, Blended & Shook. I wanted to give you the opportunity to hear it.  Blended & Shook focuses on blending a family. Today we talked about kids perceiving things as bullying, a conflict my wife and I had, miscommunication etc.  I'd love for you to give it a listen and text BLENDED to 66866 if you'd like more information about our other content. Otherwise, move along...

The All Things Testosterone podcast is a product of the TRT Community. We are the world's largest online support system for men and women undergoing Testosterone Replacement Therapy, or "Patients Helping Patients." Join our FREE Facebook group below!   On today's episode we discussed the following:   Aromatase inhibitors HCG Penile Sensitivity TRT Driven Adultry   Thanks for listening! Please rate, review, subscribe and join our FREE Facebook community below!   TRT Community Private Facebook Group Take a Free Glucose Quiz Find a TRT Doctor

Vacations Diet and obesity 9:00 Semaglutide  & Tirzepatide 17:50 Effedra 21:30 Tinnitus & TRT 44:45 The role of Mitochondria in anti aging 45:55   You can treat with Sean or another Matrix Hormones Specialist by registering HERE. Matrix patients (testosterone only) are paying roughly $75-100 per month for expert treatment (meds, syringes, consultations, shipping included).

So you're two months into marriage. How's that going? What were you doing before you founded Matrix Hormones? Injection site bleeding and bruising. How to avoid? Does gynaecomastia only occur with elevated estradiol? Is it genetic? How can you treat/avoid/stop gyno? How often is it necessary to stop TRT to conceive a child? Breaking down Matrix Pricing - lots of guys think it's $250/mo. How does it break down at Matrix? Hit wall after 4 weeks on TRT. What can I do? lack of sleep - PeteB - overworked and killing sleep. Feels worse than before started TRT and cpap. Is this correlated?  Semaglutide - what does it do and how much does it cost? Tesofensine - what is a reuptake inhibitor? Can it be paired with semaglutide? what's the difference between GLP1 agonists and Reuptake inhibitors? Can I take Semaglutide and metformin together? 1 - can a total lack of women’s hormones from a complete hysterectomy at the age of 35 cause weight gain? (She has also gone through months of chemo and radiation) 2 - can a lack of hormones effect anxiety? (Since her hysterectomy her anxiety has been through the roof - Ex- she has a very difficult time doing basic tasks like driving.) 3 - can a lack of hormones lead to lack of motivation for a woman? 4 - for a post breast cancer survivor whose tumor was estrogen positive, how would Matrix treat her? When I started this whole TRT life, it was for men like me. I've realized recently that women have difficulty finding doctors too. Are they more complicated than men? Tell me about the Matrix Hormone Summer Sale Matrix Hormones Testosterone Podcast Website Summer Sale Find a Doctor

Founder and CEO of Serenity, Jo Bhakdi, discusses the importance of early detection in preventing diseases like cancer and diabetes. The new platform, 20Questions.life, aims to bridge care gaps by asking users 20 health questions and providing personalized next steps. The podcast explores the future of AI in healthcare and the role of preventative care in saving lives.

Dr. Cory Torgerson is one of Canada's most respected men’s health and intimacy performance experts and one of the country’s top facial plastic surgeons. His exceptional skills and expertise have earned him national recognition from his patients and colleagues. Dr. Torgerson received his medical education and surgical training from the prestigious University of Toronto, where he completed his entire training within the university's hospitals and the University Health Network. He is a certified specialist in head, neck, and facial surgery by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. In addition to his successful surgical practice, Dr. Torgerson has been invited to teach and lecture on men's health and performance issues across North America. He has appeared in various media outlets, including Global News, 16×9, The Marilyn Dennis Show, The Morning Show, City News, and E! Beauty Channel Beauty News. He lives in Toronto. https://drtorgerson.com/ https://www.facebook.com/drcorytorgerson https://www.instagram.com/corytorgerson/ • How has the landscape of men's health, particularly ED, changed over the past 40 years? • What are the primary external and personal factors contributing to the increase in ED cases? • How do lifestyle choices and societal pressures impact men's sexual health? • Why is it crucial to address the issue of ED and promote men's overall well-being? • Can you briefly explain the science behind The Big Shot and how it differs from traditional ED treatments? • What are the key benefits of The Big Shot compared to other treatments available on the market? • How has The Big Shot been received by both the medical community and patients? • Are there any misconceptions about ED treatments that you'd like to address? • What role does mental health play in ED, and how can men better address their emotional well-being? • Can you share some success stories from patients who have used The Big Shot for ED treatment and penile enlargement? • How can men learn more about The Big Shot and take the first step towards improving their sexual health? If you need help with your TRT or finding a doctor, check out www.testosteronepodcast.com  

On February 24, 2023, the Drug Enforcement Agency announced proposed rules for prescribing controlled substances via telemedicine after the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency expires.   The proposed rules were open for public comment for only thirty days, after which DEA would presumably issue final regulations. The proposal created two new limited options for telemedicine prescribing of controlled substances without a prior in-person exam. The options were complex and more restrictive than what has been allowed for the past three years under the covid waivers.    The DEA’s proposal would discontinue the ability for telemedicine prescribing of controlled substances where the patient never has any in-person exam (with the exception of a prescription period of no more than 30 days’ supply). The initial reactionis the rules are more restrictive than necessary and impose concerning limitations and burdens on clinicians and the patients they treat.   In response to more than 38,000 comments on the proposal, the DEA and the Department of Health and Human Services submitted a draft temporary rule to the Office of Management and Budget that provides a temporary extension of telehealth flexibilities for controlled substance prescriptions. Details about the rule will become public after it is published in the Federal Register. I don't know when that will be.

Testosterone, a hormone primarily associated with the development of male sexual characteristics, plays a role in bone growth and maturation during puberty. However, once a person has reached the end of their puberty and their growth plates have closed, which usually occurs in late adolescence or early adulthood, further increase in height is unlikely, regardless of testosterone levels. During puberty, testosterone promotes the growth and fusion of the long bones, such as those in the arms and legs, which can result in an increase in height. However, once the growth plates at the ends of these bones close, usually by the age of 18-20 years in males, further height increase is not possible as the bones have reached their maximum length. It's important to note that the effects of testosterone on height are influenced by various factors, including genetics, nutrition, and overall health. If you have concerns about your height or development, it's best to consult with a healthcare professional who can provide personalized advice and guidance based on your individual circumstances.   TestosteronePodcast.com

Best selling author, publisher of over 30 books, a Sexual biohacker, Susan Bratton, "Intimacy Expert to Millions," is a champion and advocate for all those who desire intimacy and passion their whole life long. Susan is a spokeswoman for GAINSWave and FemiWave and is co-founder and CEO of two corporations: Personal Life Media, Inc., a publisher of heart-connected lovemaking techniques and bedroom communication skills and The20, LLC., a manufacturer of organic and botanical supplements that enhance vitality.   Susan has been featured in the New York Times and on CNBC and the TODAY Show. She makes frequent appearances on ABC, CBS, The CW, Fox and NBC.   You can find The Susan Bratton Show® at BetterLover.com, her personal shares on Instagram @susanbratton, and her lust-for-life supplements, FLOW and DESIRE at The20store.com.     So Susan, what is a Sexual biohacker How important do you think sexual chemistry is? How can you develop or create sexual chemistry? How can you improve on strong chemistry? Testosterone/erection connection   Leading a large group of TRT guys. We often see guys complaining that now that they're on trt, they want sex more. The complaint is that the spouse is not on the same level, and then being ignorant men, people chime in with the obligatory "does she have a sister" type comments. So testosterone creates certain personality traits in men, that don't always translate directly to women. What I like try - is using my energy and ambition from TRT to serve Kayla in ways I know typically turn her on. Dishes, laundry, handling life…being helpful. This woman is driven wild when I'm just helpful. Tell us a bit about how women are different, being estrogen-driven and what men can do to communicate through that.   Appreciating and leveraging the many benefits of the hormone testosterone to one’s advantage   Thanks for listening! Please rate, review, subscribe and join our FREE Facebook community below!   TRT Community Private Facebook Group Take a Free Glucose Quiz Find a TRT Doctor

Testosterone is a hormone that belongs to a group of hormones called androgens, which are responsible for the development and maintenance of male sexual characteristics. Testosterone is primarily produced in the testes in males, although it is also produced in smaller amounts in the adrenal glands in both males and females. Testosterone exerts its effects in the body by binding to androgen receptors, which are present in various tissues throughout the body. Once testosterone binds to these receptors, it can enter the cell and interact with the cell's DNA, leading to changes in gene expression and protein synthesis. This, in turn, results in a wide range of physiological effects on different tissues and organs in the body. Some of the key functions of testosterone in males include: Development of male sexual characteristics: During puberty, testosterone stimulates the development of primary and secondary male sexual characteristics, such as the growth of the testes, penis, and scrotum, deepening of the voice, growth of facial and body hair, and increased muscle mass. Sperm production: Testosterone is necessary for the production of sperm in the testes, which is essential for fertility. Muscle and bone growth: Testosterone helps to stimulate protein synthesis, leading to increased muscle mass and bone density. Regulation of mood and cognition: Testosterone can influence mood, cognitive function, and energy levels, although the mechanisms underlying these effects are complex and not fully understood. Regulation of red blood cell production: Testosterone stimulates the production of red blood cells in the bone marrow, which helps maintain normal hematocrit levels. It's important to note that testosterone levels in the body are regulated by a complex feedback system involving the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and testes. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a medical intervention that involves supplementing testosterone in individuals with low testosterone levels, under the guidance of a healthcare professional. TRT can be used to treat certain medical conditions related to testosterone deficiency, but it should always be done under the supervision of a qualified healthcare provider, as improper use of testosterone or other androgens can have potential risks and side effects.   www.testosteronepodcast.com