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The New Science on What Happens to Testosterone Levels When You Start Taking a GLP-1

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5 min read Increased visceral fat can raise an enzyme called aromatase that turns T into estrogen. It can also raise inflammation and lower a protein involved in controlling the amount of estrogen and testosterone actively present in the body. GLP-1s help to reverse low T count caused by fat gain. Doctors say tirzepatide (Mounjaro) may work better at boosting testosterone than semaglutide (Ozempic). Doctors warn that GLP-1s can cause muscle loss in addition to fat loss. Despite the potential testosterone boost, guys might initially feel more tired even if a guy’s bloodwork is headed in the right direction. AMID THE TALK on GLP-1 benefits, there’s also been considerable chatter on its side effects. Ozempic butt, Ozempic face…you get the picture. If GLP-1s are affecting different parts of the body, you might wonder what else it might be affecting. Well, you’re not the only one. For the past few years, scientists and doctors have been keeping a close eye on GLP-1’s interaction with other hormones.…

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