TRT Statistics
If you’re suffering from low testosterone, you’re not alone. It’s estimated that 1 in 4 men over the age of 40 have clinically low testosterone levels. What’s more, it’s past this point that testosterone typically falls at a steady 1% to 2% each year, leading to what’s known as the ‘male menopause’.
We surveyed 24 Alphagenix patients to gather positive TRT statistics to show you that, through proper support and treatment, low testosterone isn’t something you have to live with.
“I first started having symptoms when I was 32, although the full extent of my imbalance wasn’t discovered for a few years”
Data-Driven Outcomes That Transform Lives
See how our patients’ negative symptoms have fallen in just their first 6+ months of TRT treatment.
Joint and Muscle Pain
Based on an average of patient responses, joint and muscle pain fell by 69%.
Libido
Patients reported feeling their libido improved by 91.7% while on TRT with us.
Anxiety
Feelings of anxiousness dropped 78.6% while patients were on TRT with us.
Tiredness
As a result of TRT, feelings of tiredness and physical exhaustion both fell by 79%.
Muscle Strength
Across all patients surveyed, there was a 93% improvement in muscular strength when on TRT with us.
General Wellbeing
Prior to treatment, our patients felt their general wellbeing was declining at a moderate rate on average. This improved 81.6% while on TRT.
These improvements coincided with a marked increase in testosterone levels in all patients surveyed.
On average, testosterone increased almost 300% from 10.87nmol/L to 32.01nmol/L.
Alphagenix TRT Statistics
As part of an internal clinic study, we asked patients to respond to selected Ageing Males Symptoms (AMS) questions and score how they were feeling at the time of answering (before TRT). We then sent them the same questionnaire after at least 6 months on TRT and asked them again to score how they were feeling.
The study included 24 Alphagenix patients* who consented to us sharing their blood test information and health symptoms during their time with us. We aim to demonstrate how TRT treatment results in a significant decrease in the symptoms associated with testosterone deficiency, alongside an increase in testosterone (including free testosterone) and rebalancing of other key hormones.
Q1: General Wellbeing
Before treatment, our patients recorded an average score of 2.04, indicating they were feeling a moderate decline in general wellbeing. This fell to an average of 0.375 following TRT treatment, representing an 81.6% improvement.
81.6%
improvement in general wellbeing
Reveal FindingsQ2: Joint and Muscle Pain
Prior to treatment, our patients scored an average of 1.625, falling to 0.5 while on TRT. This represented a 69% fall in muscle and joint pain across the board.
69%
fall in muscle and joint pain
Reveal FindingsQ3: Excessive Sweating
The average before treatment score was 1.083, which fell to 0.458 following TRT. This marked a 57.7% decrease in our patients.
57.7%
decrease in excessive sweating
Reveal FindingsQ4: Difficulty Sleeping
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 1.875. This fell to 0.583, marking a 69% improvement in their ability to sleep while on TRT with us.
69%
improvement in their ability to sleep
Reveal FindingsQ5: Tiredness
Before treatment, our patients scored 2.416 on average and 0.5 whilst on TRT. This equates to a 79% decrease in feelings of tiredness.
79%
decrease in feelings of tiredness
Reveal FindingsQ6: Irritability
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.083. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.75. The result is that patients reported they were 64% less irritable on TRT with us.
64%
less irritable
Reveal FindingsQ7: Nervousness
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 1.66. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.25. The result is that patients reported they were 85% less nervous on TRT with us.
85%
less nervous
Reveal FindingsQ8: Anxiety
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 1.541. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.33. The result is that patients reported they were 78.6% less anxious when on TRT with us.
78.6%
less anxious
Reveal FindingsQ9: Physical Exhaustion
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.416. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.5. The result is that patients reported they were 79% less physically exhausted on TRT with us.
79%
less physically exhausted
Reveal FindingsQ10: Lack of Muscular Strength
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.25. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.16. The result is that patients reported a 93% improvement in muscular strength when on TRT with us.
93%
improvement in muscular strength
Reveal FindingsQ11: Depressive Mood
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.375. The result is that patients reported roughly an 81.25% improvement in their mood on TRT with us.
81.25%
improvement in mood
Reveal FindingsQ12: Feeling You’ve Passed Your Peak
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.791. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.625. The result is that patients overwhelmingly reported they felt their peak was now ahead of them since starting TRT with us (77.6% decrease in previous mindset).
77.6%
decrease in negative mindset
Reveal FindingsQ13: Burn-out
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.083. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.25. The result is that patients reported they were 88% less burnt out on TRT with us.
88%
less burnt out
Reveal FindingsQ14: Beard Growth
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 0.416. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0. The result is that patients reported they experienced slightly better beard growth (100% improvement) on TRT with us.
100%
improved beard growth
Reveal FindingsQ15: Sexual Performance
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.166. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.166. The result is that patients reported a great improvement (92.3%) in sexual performance on TRT with us.
92.3%
improved sexual performance
Reveal FindingsQ16: Morning Erections
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.416. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.291. The result is that patients were 88% more likely to experience morning erections while on TRT with us.
88%
more morning erections
Reveal FindingsQ17: Libido
On average, before treatment, our patients scored 2.5. Whilst on TRT, this fell to 0.208. The result is that patients reported a 91.68% higher libido while on TRT with us.
91.68%
higher libido
Reveal FindingsAnswers are scored between 0 to 4 based on: 0 = None | 1 = Mild | 2 = Moderate | 3 = Severe | 4 = Extremely Severe
Want to Feel Like Yourself Again?
Symptoms of low testosterone can include:
- Low mood and energy
- Low sex drive
- Brain fog
- Difficulty sleeping
- Increased weight gain
- Possible erectile dysfunction
- Reduced muscle mass and muscular strength
Start your journey to a better, more engaged life today by arranging a free consultation with the Alphagenix team.
