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Steroids & Testosterone: The Science Behind Anabolic Therapies with Nelson Vergel
Episode 144, duration 1 hr 36 mins
Episode 144
Steroids & Testosterone: The Science Behind Anabolic Therapies with Nelson Vergel
We cover:
- Nelson's personal journey from an HIV diagnosis to hormone optimization
- The history, misconceptions and stigma surrounding anabolic agents
- The differences between various anabolic agents and how they work
- The impact of GLP-1 medications on lean mass and how to mitigate muscle loss
- Best practices for hormone monitoring and optimization
Who is Nelson Vergel?
Nelson Vergel is a chemical engineer, author, and health advocate who has made significant contributions to men's health and hormone optimization. His most recent book, Beyond Testosterone, provides a detailed color guide to educate clinicians and patients about the latest advances in the use of testosterone, anabolics, and other therapies to maximize health and productivity.
In this episode, we discuss:
– Nelson’s personal journey from an HIV diagnosis to hormone optimization
– The history, misconceptions and stigma surrounding anabolic agents
– The differences between various anabolic agents and how they work
– The impact of GLP-1 medications on lean mass and how to mitigate muscle loss Best practices for hormone monitoring and optimization
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