We wouldn't be able to say. We generally start about 85-90% of our clients on subq right from the start since it tends to be easier to learn, so we don't have a ton of personal data on before/after te... See Full Answer
Desmesterol is the pre-cursor to cholesterol. Enclomiphene blocks the conversion of desmesterol into cholesterol by inhibiting the enzyme 24-dehydrocholesterol reductase. By blocking desmesterol, chol... See Full Answer
I would definitely try both DIM and the CD2 together. Adding DHEA can have some benefits on cognition, but usually will result in higher E2 levels through the hormone cascade. If you are having proble... See Full Answer
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When most men think about testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), they often imagine the return of energy, motivation, and libido. But another major reason men seek treatment? Body composition.
Low testosterone is often associated with increased body fat, especially around the abdomen, and reduced lean muscle mass. TRT isn’t a magic pill—but it can be a powerful tool in reshaping your body when used alongside proper nutrition and exercise.
So how exactly does TRT impact muscle and fat over time? Let’s break it down.
Testosterone plays a critical role in muscle protein synthesis, the process your body uses to build muscle after resistance training. It also helps regulate fat distribution, insulin sensitivity, and energy expenditure.
When testosterone levels fall too low, you’re more likely to experience:
Optimizing testosterone through TRT may reverse many of these trends—but not overnight.
🧠 Note: TRT helps optimize your body's ability to respond to training—it doesn’t replace the need for effort. Think of it as upgrading your engine, not auto-piloting your results.
TRT alone can move the needle, but pairing it with smart lifestyle choices amplifies the effect. Here’s what matters most:
Some men imagine a dramatic transformation within a few weeks—but sustainable, meaningful changes in body composition take consistent effort and patience.
Here’s what you can reasonably expect with proper TRT and lifestyle alignment:
Individual results vary based on age, starting hormone levels, genetics, and lifestyle—but the trajectory is clear: TRT can help restore the body you used to have—or the one you always wanted.
At AlphaMD, we take a personalized approach to TRT—because real, lasting change doesn’t come from a cookie-cutter protocol. We’ll help you optimize your hormones and give you the tools to build a stronger, leaner version of yourself.
Ready to start reshaping your body from the inside out?
👉 Book your free AlphaMD consultation now.
At AlphaMD, we're here to help. Feel free to ask us any question you would like about TRT, medical weightloss, ED, or other topics related to men's health. Or take a moment to browse through our past questions.
We wouldn't be able to say. We generally start about 85-90% of our clients on subq right from the start since it tends to be easier to learn, so we don't have a ton of personal data on before/after te... See Full Answer
Desmesterol is the pre-cursor to cholesterol. Enclomiphene blocks the conversion of desmesterol into cholesterol by inhibiting the enzyme 24-dehydrocholesterol reductase. By blocking desmesterol, chol... See Full Answer
I would definitely try both DIM and the CD2 together. Adding DHEA can have some benefits on cognition, but usually will result in higher E2 levels through the hormone cascade. If you are having proble... See Full Answer
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