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Testosterone Therapy
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Andropause: How it Affects Men
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Symptoms of Andropause
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- Increase in abdominal fat *
- Decreased libido/sexual performance *
- Lower energy levels *
- Sleep disturbance *
- Poor erection quality/quantity *
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- Less drive and competitiveness *
- Loss of lean muscle mass *
- Slower recovery from exercise & injury *
- Thinning or graying of hair *
- Gradual slowing of mental function & memory *
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* Individual Results May Vary & Are Not Guaranteed
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According to recent estimates, more than 14 million men in the U.S. have significant testosterone deficiency, even more have testosterone insufficiency, but very few are receiving treatment. The impact of low testosterone has been forced to the forefront of medical and mainstream news because people are now becoming more educated. They are living longer and want to maintain their quality of life with the feeling of youth. Declining hormone levels causing symptoms can no longer be thought of as ‘normal’, although such has been the traditional medical approach. With the plethora of medical studies linking low testosterone to numerous medical problems and increased medical risks, today’s doctors, who are up to date with the current literature on the male hormones are much more informed than their peers.
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What can be done?
Through medically supervised hormone replacement in deficient patients, men will see decreasing body fat, increasing muscle and tone, improved libido & sexual performance, increased strength & endurance, improved exercise tolerance, improved mental function, greater energy & mood, improved drive & motivation and a renewed overall zest for life and love.
According to recent estimates, more than 14 million men in the U.S. have significant testosterone deficiency, even more have testosterone insufficiency, but very few are receiving treatment. The impact of low testosterone has been forced to the forefront of medical and mainstream news because people are now becoming more educated. They are living longer and want to maintain their quality of life with the feeling of youth. Declining hormone levels causing symptoms can no longer be thought of as ‘normal’, although such has been the traditional medical approach. With the plethora of medical studies linking low testosterone to numerous medical problems and increased medical risks, today’s doctors, who are up to date with the current literature on the male hormones are much more informed than their peers.
Bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), when used can safely treat the underlying issues that sabotage health as men age. Prescription bioidentical testosterone therapy has helped countless men reverse the symptoms and health risks of low testosterone. Men can also benefit from lifestyle changes, including stress management, more sleep, regular exercise and a hormone-healthy diet, as well as herbal supplements that support the body as it gradually restores hormone balance.
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Through a medically supervised hormone replacement program, deficient male patients will begin to see:
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- Decrease in body fat *
- Increase in muscle mass and tone *
- Improved libido & sexual performance *
- Increased strength & endurance *
- Improved exercise tolerance *
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- Greater mental function *
- Feel more energized and a more positive mood *
- Improved drive & motivation *
- Renewed overall zest for life and love *
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* Individual Results May Vary & Are Not Guaranteed
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Recent Studies:
Hormonal changes and their impact on cognition and mental health of aging men.
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