498 | Dr. Kyle Gillett | Optimizing Testosterone: Interpreting Labs and Choosing the Right Treatment

26.11.2025

Wild Health Podcast

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Dr. Kyle Gillett joins Dr. Erin to break down the physiology behind testosterone regulation, including how SHBG, free versus total testosterone, and androgen receptor sensitivity influence symptoms, metabolic health, and treatment decisions. They discuss why men with similar lab values can feel very different, how lifestyle and insulin resistance affect hormone metabolism, and when tools like TRT or aromatase inhibitors are actually warranted. This episode focuses on practical, evidence-based mechanisms that help patients and clinicians make informed choices about hormone optimization

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Dr. Kyle Gillett joins Dr. Erin to break down the physiology behind testosterone regulation, including how SHBG, free versus total testosterone, and androgen receptor sensitivity influence symptoms, metabolic health, and treatment decisions. They discuss why men with similar lab values can feel very different, how lifestyle and insulin resistance affect hormone metabolism, and when tools like TRT or aromatase inhibitors are actually warranted. This episode focuses on practical, evidence-based mechanisms that help patients and clinicians make informed choices about hormone optimization
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498 | Dr. Kyle Gillett | Optimizing Testosterone: Interpreting Labs and Choosing the Right Treatment

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Flere episoder fra "Wild Health Podcast"

498 | Dr. Kyle Gillett | Optimizing Testosterone: Interpreting Labs and Choosing the Right Treatment

497 | Dr. Damon Forbes | Understanding Lipoprotein(a) and Cardiovascular Risk

496 | Ashleigh Di Lello | Rewiring the Nervous System for Healing and Resilience

495 | Dr. Danny Firth | From Sick Care to Precision Care: A Physician's Shift to Preventive Medicine

494 | Dr. Mattias Bernow | The Science and Safety of Stem Cell Therapy

493 | Nathalie Niddam | How Peptides and Bioregulators Influence Cellular Balance

492 | Dr. Damon Forbes | Understanding Lean Mass Hyper-Responders

491 | Joel Greene | The Immunity Code: The Science of Adaptable Nutrition and Metabolic Balance

490 | Dr. Tommy Wood | Practical Approaches to Brain Health Across the Lifespan

489 | Michele Miller | Fueling Metabolism Through Reverse Dieting