8 Celebrities on TRT: Who’s Talking About It & Why It’s Not Just for Hollywood

Author: AlphaMD
8 Celebrities on TRT: Who’s Talking About It & Why It’s Not Just for Hollywood

In today’s world, aging like fine wine isn’t just about good genes or fancy moisturizers—it’s about taking control of your health. One treatment getting more attention? Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT). And it's not just for average Joes—some of the biggest names in Hollywood, business, and sports have openly talked about using TRT to maintain their edge, energy, and performance.

So, who’s on TRT—and what does that mean for you?

🎬 Celebs Who’ve Talked TRT

Here are 8 well-known names who’ve either confirmed their TRT use or strongly hinted at being part of the hormone optimization movement:

🧔‍♂️ Joe Rogan

Podcast king, comedian, UFC commentator, and all-around alpha guy—Joe’s been vocal about his TRT use for years. He credits it (along with other therapies and a strict fitness regime) for helping him stay mentally sharp and physically fit in his 50s.

“If you’re over 40 and you’re feeling tired and weak, get your testosterone levels checked.”

🧠 Bryan Johnson

The biohacking millionaire behind Project Blueprint is transparent about his extensive medical routine, which includes physician-guided testosterone therapy. His goal? To rewind his biological age—and he’s making headlines while doing it.

🥊 Mike Tyson

The boxing legend has spoken candidly about his use of testosterone and hormone therapy to regain vitality after retirement. He’s in knockout shape again and credits TRT for part of that transformation.

🧢 Mark Wahlberg

Wahlberg has shared that he uses hormone therapy to stay in shape and manage the extreme body changes required by his movie roles. He’s all about structure, routine—and science-backed wellness.

🎥 Sylvester Stallone

Stallone has long been an advocate of hormone replacement therapy, including both testosterone and HGH. He’s often said he sees no shame in doing what works to stay strong, healthy, and vibrant well into his 70s.

“Everyone over 40 should investigate it.”

🧔‍♂️ Jeff Bezos

Though he hasn’t confirmed TRT, Bezos’ recent transformation—from bookworm billionaire to bicep-blasting space cowboy—has stirred up plenty of buzz. Many health pros suspect TRT and hormone optimization are part of his glow-up toolkit.

🎤 Mel Gibson

Mel was ahead of the curve when it comes to hormone therapy. He’s spoken openly about bioidentical testosterone and the impact it had on his energy and overall wellness.

🦍 Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson

While he hasn’t explicitly confirmed TRT, The Rock has admitted to trying testosterone-related therapies earlier in life and advocates for open conversations about men’s health and hormones.

💡 Why Are They Doing It?

These celebrities aren’t just chasing aesthetics—they’re investing in energy, performance, and long-term health.

Most men on TRT are looking for:

More energy
Better sleep
Increased muscle mass
Improved mood & focus
Healthy libido
Confidence in daily life

If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to be famous to take control of your health.

🧪 TRT Isn’t Just for the Rich & Famous

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Here’s what we offer:
➡️ At-home lab testing
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➡️ No pressure. Just science and support.

🎉 Join the Ranks (No Fame Required)

These 8 celebs may have millions of followers, but they’re dealing with the same issues as millions of other men.
If you’re ready to feel like you again, we’re here when you’re ready.

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