First Responders Testosterone Epidemic - Doctor's Interview with Matthew Moceri

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First responders face added stressors that can contribute to low testosterone. Unpredictable shift work, daily stress, and trauma may all contribute to low T, and I frequently see this dynamic in first responders. In today’s video, Matthew Moceri joins me to discuss his own experience with good total T numbers but low free T, and his journey to finding treatment despite doctors who felt he was too young or not low enough for treatment despite his symptoms. We also discuss what can be done for first responders in general, and why there’s no one size fits all approach.

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   / @themoceriproject  
https://themoceriproject.com/
  / themoceriproject  
  / 61557244616186  
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

00:00 - Intro
00:44 - Matt’s Story
03:08 - Circadian rhythms and other influences on hormones
04:08 - Dealing with Doctors that don’t know
04:40 - Total vs Free Testosterone
07:00 - Struggling to find doctors that understand
09:33 - Finally finding a good doctor
10:41 - 1st Responder issues
12:09 - “I teach my lifestyle”
13:02 - Meal prep and night shifts
14:37 - Current levels
15:22 - Everyone’s different, the value of self education
17:01 - Esters and finding your mix-“It takes time”
19:30 - Ancillary aspects of 1st responders
23:12 - Is there an epidemic?
24:06 - Effects of long term use?
26:02 - What’s the summary?










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Stay Strong and Healthy,
Dr. O

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As the Anabolic Doc, since 2003, I’ve provided men who are using or have used anabolic steroids a confidential, ethical and professional medical venue to discuss their use. I do NOT in any way support the use of any performance enhancing drugs - PEDs, anabolic steroid or other medicine for muscle building or body transformation. The “off-label” use of PEDs, as such agents is considered illicit and may lead to adverse health outcomes. Please consult an expert health professional regarding any medical agent and do NOT use any medicine without the explicit advice and supervision of an appropriate medical expert.

This video is for education and information only. This is not medical advice. Only take medications as prescribed by your doctor. Do not take illegal substances. Taking steroids can lead to serious health consequences.

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