The American Sermorelin Clinic

Reading Time: 3 minutes Boost testosterone with a few minor changes Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is one of our clinic’s specialties. We take great pride in offering our clients the most efficient, up-to-date, and safe testosterone treatment available. We offer several different treatment options: injections, gels, pellets, patches, creams, and oral pills. Symptoms of low testosterone include: Diminished libido Erectile dysfunction (ED Low sperm count Chronic fatigue Issues with concentration and memory Hot flashes Shrinking muscles Weakened, porous bones Insomnia Before recommending any specific treatment regimen, we will consider your current condition, your testosterone level, and any symptoms of hypogonadism (aka low testosterone or … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 6 minutes Finally! An easy way to boost metabolism: The Soleus Pushup Diabetes is on the rise. The Center for Disease Control has stated that in America: 37 million people have diabetes This means 1 out of every 10 people has the deadly disease 1 in 5 are unaware they have diabetes 96 million adults – more than 1 in 3 – have prediabetes More than 8 in 10 adults are unaware that they have prediabetes The grim tally of the cost of medical care and lost work for diabetics is a whopping 327 billion annually The chance of premature death for … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 5 minutes Effective, Safe Results with Oral Testosterone in Men With Low-T Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) has proven to be incredibly effective for aging men in their quest to turn the clock back. Hypogonadism (aka Low testosterone levels or “Low-T”) plays a significant role in the appearance of symptoms of aging such as: • Chronic fatigue. • A weakened immune system that sets the stage for the onset of many diseases, including severe afflictions. • A loss of strength and muscle size. • Depression. • Trouble concentrating. • Irritability. • Insomnia. • Prolonged muscle soreness after a workout due to a diminished … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutes Sermorelin or Growth Hormone? Our clinic specializes in Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), including Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Replacement Therapy, Sermorelin Therapy, and other hormone restoration therapies designed to achieve a healthy hormonal balance. There is no question that growth hormone is essential for maintaining a robust immune system, boosting energy, vaporizing fat, and restoring and maintaining a healthy, optimistic mindset. Most people have heard of growth hormone replacement, but sermorelin is somewhat lesser-known. Both of these approaches to hormone replacement are effective. But there are a few differences between them. Let’s take a look at the … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 2 minutes A beautiful head of hair involves more than just conditioner and shampoo. Hair doesn't exist in isolation from the body; it is a product of the body's daily function. Your hair is actually an extension of your overall health, and dietary deficiencies can impact your hair's strength, sheen, and volume. Luckily, our Wellness Clinic offers high-quality nutritional supplements direct from Douglas Labs. Let's learn about some of the vitamins and nutrients that contribute to good hair health. Vitamin A is critical to cellular division and growth. It's very popular in skin care products but also great for your hair. This … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutes The Benefits of SEMAX At our clinic, we specialize in Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). We offer treatment regimens for Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Replacement Therapy, Sermorelin Therapy, and several other hormone treatments that may be required to restore a healthy and youthful balance of hormones. But we don’t stop with hormone therapies. We strongly believe in a holistic, comprehensive approach to restoring good health and youthful vigor to our clients...and keeping them in optimal condition. Our treatment regimens include detailed nutritional guidance, supplementation, hydration, controlling stress, tips on getting deep, restorative sleep, nootropics, minimizing the damaging … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 5 minutes Growth Hormone acts on the brain to conserve energy during weight loss Losing weight is not easy. One of the many complaints of dieters is that when they cut calories, their energy levels drop, and it becomes challenging to handle day-to-day living. And that is so true. Lethargic people struggle to get going, stay going, become temperamental, and have trouble concentrating on anything but their hunger pangs. These depressing, uncomfortable symptoms may explain why so many people are on a continual cycle of “Yo-yo dieting,” a seemingly endless cycle of losing weight, putting it back on, then dieting to take … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutes There are a lot of factors that come together to create a healthy relationship. Two people have to love and care about each other, and they have to share a lot in common. Even when everything between two people seems like it could be perfect, there are issues that lurk beneath the surface that can damage or even end a relationship. A healthy sex life plays an outsized role in a good relationship. Good sex can even sustain a bad relationship far past its logical end, but what happens when an otherwise happy couple can't connect in the bedroom? A … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutes Outside Factors Influence Testosterone Treatment Men often experience a steep decline in their testosterone levels as they age. This medical condition is called Hypogonadism (low testosterone levels, aka “Low-T”). Here are some of the symptoms of this affliction: • Weight gain that often leads to obesity • A loss of muscle mass and strength • Insomnia • Depression • Mental confusion • A tumbling libido • Erectile dysfunction • Irritability • Low sperm count • Weakened bones • Hot flashes • Low blood counts • And more, many more unwanted developments Regrettably, these symptoms often appear in men with normal … Continue reading →