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Think you're "normal" just because your testosterone is above 300? Think again.
In this video, I break down why 499 ng/dL is NOT healthy, optimal, or acceptable for any man who wants to feel, perform, and live at his best.
We cover:
• Why 500 should be the new baseline for total testosterone
• The real symptoms of low T doctors ignore
• What happens to your energy, strength, sex drive, and mental health under 500
• How testosterone impacts your muscle mass, fat storage, and motivation
• When TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) makes sense—and when it doesn’t
If you're tired, foggy, weak, or unmotivated and your test is under 500, you're not broken—you're just under-fueled. Don’t let a blood test tell you you’re fine when you know something’s off.
Mark Lobliner breaks down the truth about testosterone levels, calling out doctors who claim that 250–300 ng/dL is “normal.” He argues that anything under 500 ng/dL is not optimal for mental, physical, and sexual health. Symptoms like fatigue, low libido, brain fog, and poor recovery are common even in men with levels in the 400s.
He emphasizes:
He warns against underground gear and urges viewers to work with a licensed clinic. He recommends Hormone Health and Wellness (West Palm Beach) but acknowledges other clinics exist.
Key Points:
In this video, I break down why 499 ng/dL is NOT healthy, optimal, or acceptable for any man who wants to feel, perform, and live at his best.
We cover:
• Why 500 should be the new baseline for total testosterone
• The real symptoms of low T doctors ignore
• What happens to your energy, strength, sex drive, and mental health under 500
• How testosterone impacts your muscle mass, fat storage, and motivation
• When TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) makes sense—and when it doesn’t
If you're tired, foggy, weak, or unmotivated and your test is under 500, you're not broken—you're just under-fueled. Don’t let a blood test tell you you’re fine when you know something’s off.
Mark Lobliner breaks down the truth about testosterone levels, calling out doctors who claim that 250–300 ng/dL is “normal.” He argues that anything under 500 ng/dL is not optimal for mental, physical, and sexual health. Symptoms like fatigue, low libido, brain fog, and poor recovery are common even in men with levels in the 400s.
He emphasizes:
- 500 ng/dL should be the new minimum.
- Lab ranges are based on averages that include unhealthy men.
- Feeling “normal” when you have low testosterone just means you're used to feeling like garbage.
He warns against underground gear and urges viewers to work with a licensed clinic. He recommends Hormone Health and Wellness (West Palm Beach) but acknowledges other clinics exist.
Key Points:
- Under 500 ng/dL = red flag
- Total T and free T both matter
- Doctors often dismiss low T symptoms
- TRT restores optimal function, not abuse
- Clinics care more than rushed in-network doctors
