Oral Testosterone for Men: Is it Worth it? | Dr. Breen Explains

In this episode, Dr. Breen explains whether or not oral testosterone is a good option for men on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). If you've ever wondered whether using an oral form of testosterone (or other forms, like creams) are worth it or not (and why), dive into this video!
Watch NOW for answers to the following questions (and more):
✅ What forms of testosterone has Dr. Breen prescribed since he started providing TRT for patients in 2009? Why?
✅ Is Dr. Breen for or against using oral testosterone?
✅ What's the lowdown on using Kyzatrex (oral testosterone) to boost men's testosterone levels?
✅ What do the literature, science and studies show about the actual levels for oral testosterone achieved by Kyzatrex?
✅ Does injectable and topical cream work well?
✅ How effective is AndroGel?
✅ Why are clinics advertising and using oral testosterone?
✅ What forms (hands down) are the best way to get optimal testosterone levels?
✅ What levels do you need to yield results such as: significant reductions in visceral fat, increased libido and improved bone density?
✅ Why can younger men get away with lower levels?
✅ What's Dr. Breen's bottom-line recommendation about oral testosterone - to use or not to use?
✅ What are your options if you're deathly afraid of needles? Are there any?
✅ Can oral testosterone compare to the levels that a topical cream or injectable can provide?
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