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When to start TRT: 5 telltale signs

Many men don’t consider starting TRT unless they’re over age 40, even if they’re dealing with telltale symptoms.

Where to buy testosterone online legally

Telehealth services have made it easier than ever to buy testosterone online. But how do you know how to identify a high-quality product?

Improving testosterone for muscle growth and overall fitness

Increasing your testosterone naturally or with testosterone therapy can give you the extra edge you need to improve your overall fitness.

What to eat when taking testosterone orally

When taking oral TRT, it is recommended to pair your dose with at least 30 grams of healthy fat.

Oral vs. topical dutasteride

Topical dutasteride for hair loss

When applied topically, dutasteride blocks the conversion of testosterone to DHT in hair follicles, helping to prevent hair loss.

When should you start TRT? How to know it’s right for you

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a common treatment for men with low T, but it isn’t for everyone.

White paper: Maximus’ Testosterone Protocol is a “safe and effective way of increasing testosterone”

A newly released white paper explores the safety and efficacy of the Maximus Testosterone Protocol using enclomiphene citrate.

Is oral testosterone liver toxic?

Learn how modern formulations of oral testosterone avoid liver damage.

Boost your gut health with fermented foods

Fermented foods contain probiotic microorganisms that can help balance the microbiome.

Embracing mindfulness, even if you hate seated meditation

Learn to tap into the present.

Self-control is a superpower

Exercising self-control isn’t about denying yourself pleasure.

Ever heard of revenge bedtime procrastination?

This sneaky habit may be ruining your sleep.

How does enclomiphene impact your liver?

Enclomiphene is metabolized by the liver, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it is toxic to the liver.

Will a protein-rich diet boost your testosterone levels?

Aim for at least 0.82 grams of protein per pound of body weight, or 1 gram per pound.