The frequency and duration of testosterone shortages have been on the rise globally for the last decade. If you think this couldn’t happen to you, then you haven’t been paying attention. This investigative report will help you get informed so that you know what to do when a testosterone shortage hits your area.
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If you’ve ever worried about the possible long-term effects of being on Testosterone, you can relax because science has your back.
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This review of scientific studies sets the record straight on minimizing post-injection pain from IM injections.
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Aveed is the U.S. equivalent to the long-acting testosterone formulation known in other parts of the world as Nebido, and it was recently approved by the FDA.
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In North America, the leaflet that comes with injectable testosterone says that T should only be injected intramuscularly, but a growing number of endocrinologists are recommending subcutaneous injections as a convenient, effective alternative.
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In the U.S. and Canada, testosterone for trans men generally comes in just four flavors: Injectable T. cyp. and T. enanthate, T gel and T pellets. Globally however, there are countless formulations and brands available. What type of testosterone do YOU use?
Read MoreResearchers discovered that shutting off a single gene with the drug Tamoxifen turned female mices’ ovaries into testes within just three weeks.
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Researchers evaluated age and dose-related differences in E2 and DHT levels in response to graded doses of testosterone enanthate in young and older men.
Read MoreThis journal article explores the timing of changes in the trans male singing voice caused by androgen therapy during FTM gender transition.
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There’s an uncertainty to voice changes on Testosterone–a terrifying prospect for singers. Are there ways of easing the transition of the FTM singing voice? Find out here!
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