The Truth About Testosterone Therapy: What Doctors Want You to Know | Don’t Look Up

Low testosterone, fatigue, weight gain, brain fog?

Troscriptions’ very own Dr. Scott Sherr and Dr. Ted Achacoso unpack the real story behind testosterone therapy — and why it might not be the whole answer.

While TRT is often promoted as the go-to fix for low energy or aging, it may only be addressing one piece of a much larger hormonal puzzle. From fertility and feedback loops to cortisol, melatonin, and mitochondrial health, this episode explores how your entire endocrine network works together — and what can happen when you ignore it.

Is TRT right for you? What does it actually do to your body’s natural production? Are you optimizing or overriding?

Learn what doctors really think about testosterone therapy on Don’t Look Up.

Video Chapters:
00:00 What is hormonal imbalance?
00:36 Meet the experts: Dr. Scott Sherr and Dr. Ted Achacoso
01:20 The debate around testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)
01:56 Why hormones don’t work in isolation
04:59 How lifestyle impacts your hormones
06:36 Hormone balancing vs. testosterone therapy
08:22 Recognizing signs of andropause and midlife shifts
09:45 Menopause, andropause, and the aging process
10:24 Testosterone’s role in midlife crisis symptoms
10:51 Stress, sleep, and other lifestyle drivers of testosterone levels
11:18 TRT delivery methods and clinical options
12:22 Bodybuilding, performance, and hormone optimization
14:51 What “optimal” hormone levels actually mean
18:07 Why hormone therapy should consider your whole network
18:40 Final thoughts from Dr. Ted and Dr. Scott

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