Many people consider testosterone a uniquely male hormone, however women produce testosterone in small amounts in their ovaries and adrenal glands. Together with estrogen, women rely on testosterone for proper growth and maintenance of their female reproductive tissue, bone mass and overall sense of well-being. Like men, women also experience a natural decline in testosterone … Continued
Low T, a common issue for men over 30, is a lower-than-normal level of the male hormone testosterone. Men who struggle with Low T may experience things like sexual side effects, abnormal fatigue, loss of muscle mass, and depression. According to the National Institutes of Health, testosterone is the important male hormone. It is responsible … Continued
Low T occurs when testosterone levels decline (often with age), which can result in low sex drive, fatigue, and decreased muscle mass. Low T can also be at the root of other health problems, like diabetes, depression, high blood pressure, and coronary artery disease. When this happens, you need expert care from a physician who … Continued
Testosterone is a hormone found in the male testicles, female ovaries and adrenal glands. For men, testosterone is like a fuel that drives libido, fertility, bone mass, fat distribution, muscle mass and strength, as well as the production of red blood cells. If left untreated, low testosterone (T) can contribute to a number of health … Continued
Have you noticed some major changes in your energy levels, sexual desire, or body composition? Even if you work out regularly or try to stay active, if your testosterone levels have dropped, you will likely notice some significant emotional and physical changes. That’s because testosterone plays a starring role in the influence of fat distribution, bone … Continued
Sluggishness, low sex drive, weight gain … you may be experiencing some of the symptoms of low testosterone (Low T), but is it Low T? How can you know for sure? Testing for Low T: What it may involve There are several ways to gauge the levels of your testosterone, so your doctor knows exactly … Continued