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Low Testosterone is RUINING Your Life (7 Warning Signs Most Men Miss) (Patreon)

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2026-03-05 17:00:07
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Paul McCrone

I had a very low testosterone and got my blood work done at a men's clinic. My doctor prescribed testosterone gell applied topically. It has really helped! My testosterone has increased almost 3X, and it makes a difference. I feel great.

Paul McCrone

I might add one of my medications was causing problems also, so I talked to my doctor and she gave me a replacement medication that impacts me less. Check your medicine and determine if if affects your erections

Paul McCrone

I agree ,.Low T is not good.

Don Whitehead

I’m 77. Several years ago I was concerned about Testosterone level and primary care agreed to test. About 2 years ago: 185. However “no normal for my age group” => do nothing. I finally saw the sexual medicine dept last fall. Then it was 150. In between tests I started to believe, who cares about normal, more is needed. All other levels were consistent with the low-T. Started T therapy and saw significant improvement. About 500 after 8 weeks. Checking again next month. I can’t help but wonder, though, if other supplements might have been more appropriate.

Photoguy77
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The gel can stop working as is di for me during Covid. Just a note of caution. I give myself injections.

Eli Israel

Regarding low T as “just aging” is malpractice. Everyone who can should have hormone levels checked and optimized.

Grouchy Vince

A cautionary note: Marek does not take any type of insurance (cash only, so they are expensive for the average working stiff or retiree). I'm not sure if they are directly affiliated with any known hospitals (which sometimes can help with costs). I concur with the coach that you always voice your concerns with your primary doctor for references, etc. Second opinions are always a good standby.

DavidD

Great topic. I suffered from low T. Women can too. At 57, I didn’t know why we were sexless but I decided to do something about it. Best thing I ever did was to make an appointment with a urologist that specializes in sexual health/hrt. My wife made an appointment too. Yep T levels at 190. Treatment options were discussed but I decided to try the pellet injections. Caution, even the low dose put me over 1200. That significant of an increase in a matter of days was a wild ride. Definitely felt like an 18yo again. It was a great feeling and performance was out of this world but my wife was still at the low scale of her HRT. The mismatch was not good. I wanted it 24/7. I switched to Tgel and brought my levels down to around 400-600. I feel good at that level. The T raised my Red Blood Cell count so I need to give blood 3-4 times a year. Estrodial levels can elevate so I also have a prescription I take every two weeks. I love the gel, my insurance pays 100% but I do pay for my out of network urologist. I paid out of pocket for the pellets. My wife is prescribed a very low dose of T. Women loose their T over time too. We both are over the moon with the results. We participated in a documentary that just released Friday on Paramount+ called The Pink Pill, not T related but HRT, and specifically Addyi for HSDD.

John&Laurie

I have been doing hormone replacement therapy. I need to be around between 400-700. I sleep better and my concentration is much better. I do pellets which last me 6 months. It’s been a life saver for me.