Videos tagged with TRT

This video's title, "WILL I GET OUT OF C CLASS?", suggests a discussion related to firearm ownership or potentially legal restrictions. The description heavily promotes various sponsored products and services, including supplements, health services (TRT/bloodwork), apparel, merchandise, and EDC belts, with affiliate codes provided. Social media handles for "renomay.guns" are also shared, indicating the creator's focus on firearms content. The mail address is provided for fan mail or packages. While the exact firearm topic is not explicitly stated, the context and the creator's online presence strongly suggest it revolves around firearms and the implications of certain classifications or regulations.

This video appears to be from a firearm content creator, Reno May, as indicated by the channel name and social media links. While the title "is in your walls" is cryptic, the description heavily features links to supplements, health services (TRT), apparel, and EDC gear. This suggests the content likely touches on the lifestyle and recommended products associated with firearm ownership and personal preparedness. The creator is promoting their merchandise and providing contact information for mail.

This episode of LLP features hosts Eric and Matt discussing a range of topics following a hiatus. Matt shares his recovery from a serious jiu-jitsu injury and his return to the sport. The hosts also engage in an open conversation about testosterone levels, TRT, and hormone optimization, touching on its impact on energy, mood, and fitness, especially in relation to trauma and military service. The discussion extends to Eric's powerlifting progress, the state of Matt's jiu-jitsu academy, and observations on current political developments, media manipulation, and the pursuit of truth. The episode highlights the show's commitment to authentic dialogue on physical capability, mental clarity, and personal freedom, and announces a return to a weekly schedule with new features like Q&A and potential guests. The video includes promotional codes for Choq, Strikeman, and Undertac, and links to Gun Owners of America and an Amazon store.

This video focuses on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), promoting a specific website and discount code. It uses hashtags related to testosterone and health, indicating a discussion around hormone health and potentially a lifestyle or wellness topic. There is no mention of firearms, ammunition, manufacturers, or related topics in the provided title and description.

This YouTube video description primarily promotes various external products and services rather than focusing on firearms content. It includes links for supplements, bloodwork/TRT services, apparel, and merchandise. Social media handles for Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) are provided, along with a physical mailing address. The title 'gaming' and the lack of any firearm-specific keywords in the description make it highly unlikely that the video contains relevant firearm-related content.

This video features an episode with Charissa Lowe, a Nurse Practitioner with extensive experience in functional healthcare, discussing Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT). The conversation delves into the benefits, potential risks, and common myths surrounding bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (HRT). The description also includes links to the full episode, merchandise, and the channel's social media presence.

This video documents the creator's two-year journey on Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) at the age of 40. While the primary focus is on the personal health journey related to TRT, the video's description includes links to firearm-related organizations (Gun Owners of America) and the creator's own firearm-centric YouTube channel (IV8888). This suggests an audience overlap with firearms enthusiasts, particularly military veterans who might be interested in TRT and its potential benefits. The content itself, based on the title and description, is not about firearms but is promoted within a firearm community context.

This video, titled "Gaming with Subs - MW3," is primarily a gaming content piece focused on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. The description includes promotional links for Gorilla Mind supplements, Tristart Trading merchandise, and Marek Health services, with a discount code 'RENO' provided for the latter two. It also shares a Twitter handle and a mailing address for Reno May. While the title and description do not directly mention firearms, the creator's associated social media handle and the nature of the promotional links (health optimization, potentially related to performance) suggest a lifestyle or personal brand focus that might occasionally intersect with firearms content, as indicated by the inclusion of "RenoMayGuns" in the Twitter handle.

This video discusses a significant Supreme Court ruling that has ended the ban on bumpstocks. The content creator, Reno May, uses the video to promote health and fitness products, specifically pre-workout and protein powder from Gorilla Mind, and health optimization/TRT services from Marek Health, offering discount codes for both. He also provides a mailing address for viewers to send him items. The core of the video is the legal news regarding bumpstocks, with the product promotions being secondary.

This video discusses potential ammunition shortages in 2023, citing the pause of commercial orders from Lake City and a significant explosion at a Hornady Manufacturing facility. The content encourages viewers to ensure they are adequately stocked. Affiliate links for various products including supplements, merchandise, health optimization services, body armor, coffee, and home gym equipment are also included.

This video, despite its intriguing title about hummus, focuses on practical advice for navigating the Bay Area. It features extensive affiliate links for various products, including pre-workout supplements, merchandise, health optimization services (TRT), concealable body armor, a pro-2A coffee company, and home gym equipment. The creator also provides a mailbox for fan mail and merchandise. The description hints at a lifestyle or advice-oriented channel with a strong emphasis on sponsored content and community building.

This YouTube #shorts video, titled "The AFT won’t let me be happy 🥲", appears to be a creator expressing frustration, likely related to firearm regulations or ATF actions. The description is heavily laden with affiliate links for supplements (Gorilla Mind), merchandise, health optimization services (Marek Health), concealable body armor (Premier Body Armor), channel support (Subscribestar), coffee (Blackout Coffee), and home gym equipment. While the title hints at a firearms-related topic, the description does not explicitly mention any specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers. The focus seems to be on promoting the creator's various ventures and affiliate partnerships.