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  1. 0:00Hello, this might be a long video today because I'm gonna be talking about
  2. 0:05every single effect that I've experienced on testosterone. For context, I have been on testosterone for nine months yesterday.
  3. 0:14Thanks everyone. So the first few changes I had was
  4. 0:19my appetite change was the very first thing I noticed, like not even a day on tea. I was like so hungry and
  5. 0:26and like just eating everything I can find to be honest. Also, I had bottom growth like the very first week, which is
  6. 0:38scoochle it.
  7. 0:40I don't know if I'll get banned for explaining, but yeah. And that was about it for like the first month.
  8. 0:45I mean, I mean, I think I was like way more sweatier,
  9. 0:49but I was already a really sweaty person beforehand. Like I'm always sweating. I'm literally sweating right now. And
  10. 0:55some of the other changes were, I think on the second month was when my voice started to drop.
  11. 1:00And so obviously I developed an Adam's apple
  12. 1:03bright there. So cute.
  13. 1:06My voice started dropping and it kept dropping up until like the fourth month and it just kind of stopped and I'm really angry about that.
  14. 1:12I also had body fat redistribution, which is basically like it kind of made because I had a bit of like an hourglass
  15. 1:20figure
  16. 1:22but it kind of like helped that like go away and now I've got a more like rectangular body, which is
  17. 1:29perfect.
  18. 1:30And also my, I started like my veins have became more prominent. Like I don't really have any right now, but
  19. 1:37like on my arms and my hands like my veins are more prominent.
  20. 1:41This isn't really a niche one, but also the ability to cry kind of went away. Like I rarely cry anymore and pretty,
  21. 1:47I was a cry baby. I was crying like every day.
  22. 1:50That's really depressing.
  23. 1:52But after like after taking testosterone and being on it for like a few months, like it's kind of harder for me to cry.
  24. 1:58And there was a lot of emotional changes. Like the first month I was on it. I was very angry.
  25. 2:04But then after a few months, I kind of learned how to control my anger better.
  26. 2:09And so I'm not as angry as I used to be. It's easier to control my emotions now. Like I can
  27. 2:15and yeah.
  28. 2:17And one of my favorites was obviously my face change. Oh my god.
  29. 2:21I don't know how I forgot about that. But like pretty, I had really chubby cheeks and like a softer jawline. But then after taking tea,
  30. 2:28it was sharper and I lost a lot of face fat, like mostly here.
  31. 2:33And I used to be like this.
  32. 2:35And also my eyebrow hair got thicker and darker. Obviously this isn't really natural. I dyed it like a day ago.
  33. 2:43But they did get darker because pretty. I looked like I had no eyebrows. Like I just looked like a spud.
  34. 2:48And also my facial hair. I mean, it looks like I literally have none.
  35. 2:51Around like three to four months on tea, I started growing like a little
  36. 2:56stash. And I kept that. I hung on to that for like ages. But then on Christmas, I died.
  37. 3:02I shaved it. And since then it's grown back. And then I dyed it yesterday. But since you can't see it now, I'll like give you a close up with flash.
  38. 3:10This is my mustache. This is after dying it. It's it's small, but it's there.
  39. 3:18I've also became a lot more confident. Obviously I think because pretty, I was always worrying about whether I looked like a girl, whether my voice was deep enough.
  40. 3:29But now I've gained more confidence because I'm more sure of myself that I pass as cis. And also more body hair. I forgot about that.
  41. 3:38I've grown. I was always I always had hairy arms, but it's gotten like thicker. You can't really see it. And then also my leg hair and
  42. 3:47hair in other places. That's all I can really think of. And if you have any questions, you can comment them or add my discord because I noticed that my DMs aren't working for some people.
  43. 4:02So if you can DM me, go ahead. If you can't, you can add my discord. It's in my bio. But yeah. Bye.

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The creator describes a nine-month course of gender-affirming testosterone therapy with a progression of effects consistent with published clinical timelines, including early virilizing changes (clitoral growth, appetite increase), mid-course voice change and fat redistribution, and ongoing hair and facial changes. Voice change cessation at four months is earlier than many documented cases and may not represent a permanent plateau. Emotional changes described (early irritability, reduced lacrimation) are reported in the literature but involve both direct androgenic and psychological mechanisms that are difficult to separate in anecdotal accounts.

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This FormBlends review is specific to "@jordantransmed's testosterone claims need more context" from jordan. We read the clip as a TRT social video fact-checks claim about Testosterone, then separate the useful signal from what a short social video cannot prove. The page-specific claim focus is: The creator describes a nine-month course of gender-affirming testosterone therapy with a progression of effects consistent with published clinical timelines, including early virilizing changes (clitoral growth, appetite increase), mid-course voice change and fat redistribution, and ongoing hair and facial changes.

The reason this review is not generic is the source wording and the canonical claim label "trt hope this was helpful transftm transman testosterone fy." In this clip, the useful excerpt is: "Hello, this might be a long video today because I'm gonna be talking about every single effect that I've experienced on testosterone." That wording changes the review because it points to Testosterone evidence, safety, and patient-fit context, not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

The source trail for this page is checked against Cardiovascular Safety of Testosterone-Replacement Therapy (2023), Testosterone therapy in men with androgen deficiency syndromes: an Endocrine Society clinical practice guideline (2010), and Functional testosterone deficiency in aging men: Clinical impact, diagnostic pathways, and treatment strategies (2026), plus the creator's own wording. Testosterone decisions still need an eligibility review, medication-interaction screen, access check, and quality-control review before anyone treats a social clip as medical advice.

Voice changes on testosterone are highly variable: Azul et al.
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The creator describes a nine-month course of gender-affirming testosterone therapy with a progression of effects consistent with published clinical timelines, including early virilizing changes (clitoral growth, appetite increase), mid-course voice change and fat redistribution, and ongoing hair and facial changes.

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  • The creator describes a nine-month course of gender-affirming testosterone therapy with a progression of effects consistent with published clinical timelines, including early virilizing changes (clitoral growth, appetite increase), mid-course voice change and fat redistribution, and ongoing hair and facial changes. Voice change cessation at four months is earlier than many documented cases and may not represent a permanent plateau. Emotional changes described (early irritability, reduced lacrimation) are reported in the literature but involve both direct androgenic and psychological mechanisms that are difficult to separate in anecdotal accounts.
  • Bottom growth is one of the most consistent and earliest effects of testosterone therapy, typically beginning within the first few weeks according to UCSF Transgender Care guidelines (Deutsch, 2016).
  • Voice changes on testosterone are highly variable: Azul et al. (2022, International Journal of Transgender Health) documented changes continuing past 12 months in many individuals, so a four-month plateau is not a reliable endpoint.

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  • Bottom growth is one of the most consistent and earliest effects of testosterone therapy, typically beginning within the first few weeks according to UCSF Transgender Care guidelines (Deutsch, 2016).
  • Voice changes on testosterone are highly variable: Azul et al. (2022, International Journal of Transgender Health) documented changes continuing past 12 months in many individuals, so a four-month plateau is not a reliable endpoint.
  • Body fat redistribution from gynoid to android distribution is well-documented within the first year. Klaver et al. (2018, JCEM) showed measurable changes in trunk and limb fat composition in trans men within 12 months.
  • Reduced ability to cry and early irritability are commonly reported but not fully explained by androgens alone. Colizzi et al. (2015, Psychoneuroendocrinology) found mood changes in trans men are partly driven by gender dysphoria reduction, not just hormone levels.
  • Individual response to testosterone varies significantly based on genetics, dose, and baseline hormone levels. A single person's nine-month timeline is one data point, not a clinical schedule.
  • TikTok accounts, including this one, do not substitute for clinical monitoring. Testosterone therapy requires tracking hematocrit, lipids, and other markers that no personal experience video can address.
  • Facial fat loss and jaw definition are real effects, but timing varies widely. Most clinical sources place significant facial changes in the one-to-three year range, not consistently within nine months.

Our take · Written by FormBlends editorial team · Reviewed by FormBlends Medical Team · This is not a transcript. It is our independent review of the video above.

What did @jordantransmed actually say?

In a first-person account of nine months on testosterone (referred to throughout as "tea"), the creator walked through a sequence of physical and emotional changes. These included rapid appetite increase, clitoral growth in the first week, voice drop starting around month two that "stopped" by month four, body fat redistribution away from an hourglass shape, increased vein prominence, reduced ability to cry, early anger followed by better emotional regulation, facial fat loss and jaw definition, thicker eyebrows and body hair, and the slow development of a mustache. The creator framed all of this as personal experience, not medical advice, and the tone was casual and anecdotal throughout.

To be clear: this is a 51K-view video on a platform where a lot of young people make medical decisions. The creator's experience is real, but the audience may not know which parts are typical, which are variable, and which carry clinical nuance worth understanding before starting hormone therapy.

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jordan · TikTok creator

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hope this was helpful! #transftm #transman #testosterone #fyp #viral

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What does the video say about bottom growth?

Bottom growth is one of the most consistent and earliest effects of testosterone therapy, typically beginning within the first few weeks according to UCSF Transgender Care guidelines (Deutsch, 2016).

What does the video say about voice changes on testosterone?

Voice changes on testosterone are highly variable: Azul et al. (2022, International Journal of Transgender Health) documented changes continuing past 12 months in many individuals, so a four-month plateau is not a reliable endpoint.

What does the video say about body fat redistribution from gynoid to?

Body fat redistribution from gynoid to android distribution is well-documented within the first year. Klaver et al. (2018, JCEM) showed measurable changes in trunk and limb fat composition in trans men within 12 months.

What does the video say about reduced ability to cry?

Reduced ability to cry and early irritability are commonly reported but not fully explained by androgens alone. Colizzi et al. (2015, Psychoneuroendocrinology) found mood changes in trans men are partly driven by gender dysphoria reduction, not just hormone levels.

What does the video say about individual response to testosterone varies significantly based on genetics, dose,?

Individual response to testosterone varies significantly based on genetics, dose, and baseline hormone levels. A single person's nine-month timeline is one data point, not a clinical schedule.

What does the video say about tiktok accounts, including this one, do not substitute for clinical?

TikTok accounts, including this one, do not substitute for clinical monitoring. Testosterone therapy requires tracking hematocrit, lipids, and other markers that no personal experience video can address.

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