Can I get TRT on the NHS?

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) can be transformative for men with low testosterone, improving energy, mood, and performance.1 But getting it through the NHS isn’t always easy due to it being a tightly regulated treatment space.

The difference between total and free testosterone

Can you work out too much? What overtraining does to men’s testosterone levels

Exercise is good for you, until it isn’t. Most of us are told to move more, train regularly, and push ourselves to get stronger and fitter. But there’s a limit. And for men who regularly train at extreme intensity and volume, consistently going beyond that limit may quietly chip away at one of their most important hormones.

The impact of low testosterone on bone health

When most people think about testosterone, they picture muscles, mood, and libido. What doesn’t often come to mind is bone health.

What men need to know about testosterone and heart health

Testosterone isn’t just about sex drive or gym performance. In fact, your heart might depend on it more than you think. For decades, testosterone has been misunderstood, framed as a macho hormone tied to aggression or vanity. But behind the clichés lies something far more complex. Testosterone plays a vital role in nearly every system of the body, including the cardiovascular system. And for men, especially as they age, low testosterone may signal more than fatigue or low mood.

Recognising the symptoms of testosterone deficiency

Testosterone deficiency is often difficult to diagnose due to its wide range of symptoms, many of which can overlap with other health issues.

Low sex drive: why it happens and what you can do about it

Men are obsessed with sex. Or so they say. What if we told you that 1 in 5 men have a loss of libido?1 It’s easy to dismiss as trivial, but a diminished sex drive can lead to anxiety, depression, and relationship stress.

Supporting longevity: keeping your hormones balanced as you age

Ageing is a fact of life - but how you age is down to you. The secret? Hormonal balance. Hormones are the conductor of your body’s orchestra, influencing energy, metabolism, mood, and physical strength. When balanced, they keep us sharp and resilient. But as we get older, these hormone levels start to dip, making ageing feel like an uphill battle.1

From energy to mood: the vital role of hormones in men’s health

Hormones play a critical role in men’s health, and when they go haywire, the effects can be significant.

Loneliness and low mood: exploring the role of testosterone in mental health

Testosterone is more than just strength and muscle - it's integral to many aspects of men's health. As society faces rising mental health challenges, understanding the role of testosterone could be crucial in addressing loneliness and low mood in men.

Could testosterone be the missing link to better sleep and energy?

In today’s fast-paced world, many of us are constantly battling tiredness. But there’s often more at play than just busy lifestyles - many men are unaware that this might be linked to low testosterone levels.

David's journey battling low testosterone with Numan: “I feel 1000 times better”

What started as unexplained fatigue and mental fog eventually led him to seek treatment with Numan, and now he's sharing his story in the hope of helping others who are going through the same struggle.

Paul's journey to better health with TRT: “It was like a light switch”

Despite subtle symptoms of low testosterone creeping in over time, he brushed them off as just part of getting older. But when his health and relationship started to suffer, Paul knew he had to take action. That decision led him to Numan, where he found the answers and help he needed.

Matt's journey with testosterone replacement therapy: “It's been a real positive change”

Many men find themselves losing the energy and mental sharpness that once defined them. For years, Matt noticed a steady decline in his sleep quality, which began to affect every aspect of his life. Instead of accepting this, Matt turned to Numan for support and guidance.

Why do so many men get misdiagnosed with depression when they have low testosterone?

There's been a surge in interest in men's mental health in recent years, and all for good reason too—we want our fellow men to speak up. Yet, as awareness grows, so too does the propensity for misdiagnosis. Many non-specialist physicians are quick to diagnose depression without a deeper investigation into the biochemical roots of distress.

The impact of metabolic syndrome on testosterone deficiency

Testosterone has also been linked to a cluster of conditions known as metabolic syndrome. It can put you at a greater risk of cardiovascular disease and plenty of other unwanted health issues if you don’t take action.

Do men who work night shifts have lower levels of testosterone?

It has been suggested that men who work night shifts have lower levels of testosterone. But how true is that? We've looked at the science to find out.

The links between low testosterone and PTSD

Low testosterone and PTSD share many of the same symptoms, which may suggest there are links between the two conditions. But what does the science say?