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You can only improve what can be measured. Reaching Peak Performance is different for everyone. Setting personalized goals and obtaining base line labs (Blood work) will be our first priority. Labs will be obtained regularly to ensure your safety.  There are several ways to improve your testosterone levels, including Creams, Injections, Oral, and Pellets. You can discuss which method is best for you with your healthcare provider. 

• Fatgiue
• Sleep problems
• Low libido
• Decreased strength and stamina
• Erectile Dysfuction
• Mood Swings
• Difficulty Concentrating
• Reduced Physical Performance 

Common side effects of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) can include acne, fluid retention, increased red blood cell count, changes in mood, and potential impact on fertility. However, the specific side effects can vary among individuals. Always consult with a healthcare professional for personalized information.

Preferred testosterone replacement treatment is bio-identical testosterone pellets. This is the same testosterone your body produces naturally. Pellets also have less side effects then weekly injections and other methods. Oral replacement can be much harder on the liver. Pellets provide sustained testosterone release via cardiac output and provides much more stability than other methods. They are also less hassle than weekly injections or daily creams which  have more tendency for fluctuations of highs and lows due to a shorter half-life.  Typically, males only need treatment every 5-6 months, and females every 3-4 months due to lower dosing concentration. 

Weekly testosterone injections as part of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) can provide benefits such as increased energy levels, improved mood, enhanced muscle mass and strength, and potentially improved libido. The main benefit is flexibility. With regular monitoring your provider can adjust the dose higher or lower to provide optimal results. It is also possible to administer the medication at home under the right conditions.  It's essential to undergo TRT under the guidance of a healthcare professional to monitor and optimize treatment for individual needs.