Confused about Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)—or already on it and not feeling right?

In this complete guide, Dr. Ryan Hewitt breaks down when TRT makes sense, when it doesn’t, and why most TRT problems come from poor management—not testosterone.

What You’ll Learn / Highlights (3–7 bullets)

• The 2 types of low T (primary vs. secondary) and how they show up on labs

• Why “testosterone crashes with age” is often a metabolic + lifestyle issue

• The bloodwork most men aren’t getting (and what it should include)

• The real risks of cookie-cutter TRT clinic protocols

• How TRT can impact lipids, blood pressure, hematocrit/hemoglobin (and common mistakes)

• Why crushing estrogen with aromatase inhibitors can backfire

• The truth about TRT + fertility and what to consider first

• A practical “6-month effort” framework before jumping on TRT (for many men)

Educational content only. Not medical advice—talk to a qualified clinician for personal care.

Learn more about Dr. Ryan Hewitt by visiting the following links:

Dr. Ryan Hewitt Website: https://www.drryanhewitt.com/

The Weaponized Body Program: https://www.theweaponizedbody.com/

Weaponized wellness HRT: https://www.weaponizedwellness.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theweaponizeddad/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theweaponizedbody

Is victim mentality quietly wrecking your health, marriage, or business? In this episode, Dr. Ryan Hewitt breaks down how victim thinking weakens men and women—and how radical personal responsibility can weaponize your body, mind, and spirit. If you’re tired of feeling stuck and repeating the same patterns, this is your wake-up call on victim mentality and personal responsibility.

What You’ll Learn / Highlights

• The real definition of victim mentality (and why it’s way more subtle than crying in a corner)

• The everyday excuses—“I’m too busy,” “no one gets my situation,” “I don’t have support”—that are secretly destroying your progress

• How Dr. Ryan’s own injuries, business struggles, and near-divorce exposed his victim mindset

• The 6 core principles of personal responsibility that can transform your health, emotions, relationships, and money

• Why your emotions, your health, and your results are 100% your responsibility

• The difference between a renter’s mentality and an owner’s mentality in business and life

• How raising your standards and discipline creates more freedom than any quick fix or “perfect conditions” ever will

Learn more about Dr. Ryan Hewitt by visiting the following links:

Dr. Ryan Hewitt Website: https://www.drryanhewitt.com/

The Weaponized Body Program: https://www.theweaponizedbody.com/

Weaponized wellness HRT: https://www.weaponizedwellness.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theweaponizeddad/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theweaponizedbody

Training hard but still feeling cooked? In this episode, we break down heart rate variability (HRV) so you can stop guessing your recovery and actually see what your nervous system is telling you.

If you’re a CEO, athlete, or high performer who pushes the limits, this is your blueprint for staying out of burnout and keeping your body “hard to kill.”

What You’ll Learn / Highlights

• What HRV (heart rate variability) really measures and why it’s your nervous system’s “Wi-Fi signal” for stress and recovery.

• The difference between high vs. low HRV and how it predicts performance, injury risk, and burnout before you feel it.

• How to use morning HRV as a daily readiness score to adjust training intensity and workload.

• The lifestyle choices that tank HRV: poor sleep, alcohol, overtraining, under-fueling, emotional stress, late-night eating, travel, and more.

• The habits that boost HRV: high-quality sleep, breathwork, zone 2 cardio, strength training, sauna, sunlight, hydration/electrolytes, meditation, and micro-breaks.

• How illness, inflammation, aging, and women’s menstrual cycles affect HRV—and what “weird” spikes or drops can mean.

• Why relying on “how you feel” is misleading, and how to combine HRV, resting heart rate, VO2 max, and muscle strength to build a truly resilient body.