Stillpoint Integrative Men’s Health

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) in Virginia

Restore Energy, Motivation & Vitality

Many men assume fatigue, low drive, or loss of strength is “just aging.” In truth, these changes often stem from declining testosterone levels, also known as andropause or low T.

At Stillpoint Integrative, we specialize in restoring balance through personalized testosterone optimization so you can feel strong, focused, and motivated again.

Understanding Low Testosterone

An estimated five million American men experience low testosterone, and roughly 25% of men over 30 have levels below the optimal range.

Modern lab standards call these levels “normal,” even when they match an 80-year-old’s profile—leaving many men untreated and struggling with preventable symptoms.

Why Testosterone Levels Are Declining

Over the last two decades, men’s testosterone levels have fallen by 20–25%. Environmental factors are believed to play a major role—such as:

Estrogen-mimicking chemicals in plastics
Processed foods and synthetic additives
Endocrine-disrupting compounds in personal care products

The result? A generation of men experiencing fatigue, low motivation, and loss of drive.

Common Symptoms of Low Testosterone

Fatigue and low energy
Decline in motivation and mental clarity
Decreased libido and sexual performance
Weight gain and loss of muscle mass
Slower recovery from workouts
Mood swings or depressed mood

If several of these sound familiar, it’s time to check your hormone levels.

Why “Normal” Ranges Don’t Tell the Whole Story

Lab reference ranges for testosterone (300–1,100 ng/dL) are based on population averages, not optimal wellness.

A 35-year-old man with a level of 350 ng/dL is considered “normal” even though that’s the average of an 85-year-old.

At Stillpoint, we look at your entire clinical picture—symptoms, total testosterone, free testosterone, and supporting hormones—to identify the true cause of low energy or mood changes.

Free vs. Total Testosterone

Only free testosterone (the unbound portion) is active in the body. Many clinics rely solely on total testosterone, which includes hormones bound to proteins like SHBG and unavailable for use.

We test both total and free testosterone, along with estradiol, thyroid, DHEA, and metabolic markers to understand your full hormonal profile.

Our Approach to TRT

Our goal is to restore your testosterone to the optimal range—typically 700–1,100 ng/dL—where men report significant improvements in energy, mood, and vitality.

Benefits of Optimized Testosterone

More energy and endurance
Enhanced focus and motivation
Improved muscle tone and recovery
Increased libido and performance
Reduced body fat
Greater sense of well-being

Treatment Options Tailored to You

Every man’s biology is unique. We create a personalized plan based on your goals, fertility needs, and lab results.

Treatment options may include:

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) – the gold standard for restoring optimal levels.
hCG or Clomiphene – alternatives that maintain fertility while increasing natural testosterone.
Lifestyle & Nutritional Optimization – supporting hormone health through diet, sleep, and exercise.
Adjunctive Therapies – such as DHEA, vitamin B12, or anastrozole to fine-tune balance.

How TRT Is Administered

For most men, testosterone is delivered through subcutaneous injections twice per week—an easy, virtually painless process.
Injections are performed at home once you’re comfortable with the technique. It’s very simple. We’ll show you exactly what to do.

Topical creams and gels are available for those who prefer non-injectable options.

Monitoring & Ongoing Support

We perform regular lab testing and follow-ups to ensure therapy remains effective and safe, monitoring:

Testosterone and estradiol
Hematocrit and blood counts
Liver and metabolic function

Our proactive approach helps you stay in the optimal range and avoid unwanted side effects.

Reclaim Your Vitality

When testosterone is restored, men often describe it as getting their life back: energy rises, motivation returns, and the body feels strong again.

At Stillpoint Integrative, we combine evidence-based medicine with a holistic understanding of men’s health to help you thrive—physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Learn more about how Stillpoint’s Testosterone Optimization Therapy (TOT) program restores balance, energy, and vitality through evidence-based care.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)

Q1. How do I know if I have low testosterone?
Low testosterone (low T) can cause fatigue, low motivation, decreased libido, weight gain, and mood changes. The only way to know for sure is through lab testing of both total and free testosterone. Stillpoint Integrative offers comprehensive hormone testing for men across Virginia.

Q2. Is testosterone therapy safe?
When prescribed and monitored by a qualified clinician, testosterone therapy is safe and effective. At Stillpoint, we monitor blood counts, estrogen levels, and overall health to ensure optimal results and minimize risks.

Q3. What’s the difference between total and free testosterone?
Total testosterone measures all testosterone in the blood, including what’s bound to proteins. Free testosterone measures only the portion available for use by your body—this is the most accurate indicator of how testosterone is functioning.

Q4. How long does it take to feel results from TRT?
Most men begin noticing improvements in energy, motivation, and mood within 3–4 weeks, with continued benefits over 3–6 months as hormone balance stabilizes.

Q5. Will TRT affect fertility?
Testosterone therapy can temporarily suppress sperm production. For men who wish to maintain fertility, Stillpoint offers alternatives such as hCG or Clomiphene citrate to naturally stimulate testosterone while preserving fertility.

Q6. How is testosterone administered?
Most men use small subcutaneous injections twice weekly—an easy and virtually painless method. Creams and gels are also available for those who prefer non-injectable options.

Q7. Do I have to come into the office for every injection?
No. After your initial consultation and injection training, most patients self-administer safely at home. Telehealth support and follow-up labs make the process convenient and accessible.