6 Best Foods to Help Increase Low Testosterone
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Having adequate levels of testosterone is a vital factor in determining your quality of life. For beginners, testosterone is a male sex hormone found in men and women found to be important for energy, fertility, healthy sexual functions, and building muscle. Testosterone is one of the main causes of physical changes for boys during puberty, like promoting deeper voice and hair growth. Generally, a person’s testosterone level will steadily decline as you age, depending on medical conditions, lifestyle choices, and other factors. A decreasing T level can result in a lot of changes in your body, including a lower sex drive.
5 Signs Your Testosterone is Too Low
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Like all hormones, testosterone plays an important role in regulating a host of different processes in the body. There is no question maintaining optimal levels of testosterone is ideal to a healthy lifestyle. Testosterone is an essential hormone responsible for male development, masculine characteristics, building muscle, fueling sex drive, and receptors exists throughout the body. This hormone is primarily produced in the male testicles and womens’ adrenal glands. As we age, testosterone production begins to slow down. If you have low levels of testosterone, the consequences can greatly affect your health.
5 Ways to Naturally Boost Your Testosterone
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
When you see the term “testosterone,” we typically associate it with masculinity and men. However, women generate testosterone too. So, what exactly is testosterone? Testosterone is a steroid hormone that plays a significant role in the male sperm production and produced in women’s ovaries in much smaller amounts. Rising levels of testosterone stimulates physical and chemical changes for boys and men such as increased muscle, pubic hair growth, deeper lengthened vocal chords, and increased sexual desire.
Testosterone production significantly spikes during puberty and starts to drop after age 30. Having optimal levels of the steroid hormone is essential from puberty throughout adulthood for general health, aids in preventing certain chronic diseases, and increases energy levels. As our levels of testosterone naturally decrease over time, rest assured there are ways to naturally boost it back up.
Young Men, Waist, Testosterone and Erectile Function: Low-T is not only an old man's issue
- Published in Waist - Abdominal Obesity
Effects of long-term testosterone treatment on weight loss and waist size in obese men - is TRT the next obesity treatment?
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Critical Update of the 2010 Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guidelines for Hypogonadism
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Testosterone Treatment and Hormonophobia – Cardiovascular risk, the Media, and the Authorities
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Video Summary of Testosterone Replacement Therapy and Cardiovascular Risk
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Health Consequences of Subclinical Testosterone Deficiency - riskier than previously thought
- Published in Testosterone - Men
Testosterone Therapy and Cardiovascular Risk - Advances and Controversies
- Published in Testosterone Replacement Therapy