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When there is too much or too little of a hormone present in a man’s body, we say that that man is suffering from hormonal imbalance. This imbalance can affect many bodily functions – sexuality and reproductive functions, metabolism, heart rate, body temperature, growth, sleep cycles, and even mood. It can be distinctly unpleasant, and make the difference between a happy life and a miserable one. Thankfully, we live in an age when there are solutions for hormonal imbalance easily and legally available for any sufferer who needs them. But the average man doesn’t have the means to measure his … Continue reading →

If you're interested in improving your health and well-being, maximizing Natural Human Growth Hormone Production is a key to restoring optimal Hormone Balance. HGH is a powerful metabolite that helps your body rehabilitate and maintain. It frees energy from body fat, helping you lose weight. It improves workout results by facilitating healing and muscle repair. It's even invaluable to hair and skin health. Exercise Regularly to Boost HGH One of the most effective ways to increase HGH Levels is by adopting a strength training regimen, either with weights or resistance bands. The human body produces Human Growth Hormone and IGF-1 … Continue reading →

Video Download: Elevated Homocysteine Levels May Heighten Risk Of Heart Attack Stroke Alzheimer S Disease Video Stream: Elevated Homocysteine Levels May Heighten Risk Of Heart Attack Stroke Alzheimer S Disease Alzheimer's is one of the most common age-related conditions in the United States. It affects the lives of over five million older adults in the country. As more Americans get older, the number of men and women with Alzheimer's is expected to triple in the next thirty years. Because of this daunting fact, there is an exceptional amount of research going into the treatment and prevention of Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. A recent study published by researchers at Temple University explores the link between elevated Homocysteine, Vitamin Deficiency, and Alzheimer's. Homocysteine's Effects on the Brain High levels of Homocysteine are known to vastly increase the likelihood of dementia, potentially up to 10x. There are several ways that elevated Homocysteine is dangerous to brain function and health. It impairs memory, reduces blood flow in the brain due to plaque formation, and it leads to chronic inflammation. Furthermore, Homocysteine elevation leads to the development of dreaded beta-amyloid plaques and tau tangles. These formations make it more difficult to repair DNA, … Continue reading →

You can get started simply by calling us using the number on this page or by completing the contact form that you see on this page. Don't let life pass you by. We can help! Georgia Sermorelin Doctors for the Treatment of Somatopause Somatopause is a clinical condition defined by declining Growth Hormone Levels in correlation with aging. Healthy HGH Levels are associated with a healthy body and mind, but natural Growth Hormone Production starts to wane when we reach our late twenties and continues throughout the rest of our lifespan. Most people don't experience significant symptoms until their forties … Continue reading →

Sexual function is at the forefront of most men's perception of Quality of Life. Erectile Dysfunction takes some of the fun out of life while also adding unwanted stress and frustration. Your sexual health and your total wellness are tightly intertwined, and many issues may be contributing to your sexual dysfunction. Understanding the possible causes of your erectile woes will help you take the steps needed to improve your sexual satisfaction and may even enhance your life and vitality. Psychological Issues Contribute Heavily to Erectile Dysfunction Sexual function is the result of a combination of factors that are both psychological … Continue reading →

There are unfortunately many chemicals in our environment today that can seriously harm our endocrine, or hormone, systems leading to hormone imbalance and poor health. Chemicals that do this to our bodies are called endocrine-disruptors (EDCs) because they disrupt the natural hormone homeostasis in our bodies. One of the more serious EDCs are dioxins. Ever hear of them before? Let’s see what dioxins are and how they affect human health. Dioxins Accumulate in Our Food Chain Dioxins include multiple chemicals that are related to one another and are considered persistent environmental pollutants (POPs) because they accumulate in the environment and … Continue reading →

Video Download: Adjusting Lifestyle To Lose Weight In A Way That Improves Hormone Balance Video Stream: Adjusting Lifestyle To Lose Weight In A Way That Improves Hormone Balance Have you ever wondered why it seems so difficult to lose weight? It looks like the people that are trying the hardest have the most trouble achieving successful changes in body composition, especially when considering long-term results. This is largely the result of how certain diet/training strategies impact Hormone Balance. Without specific knowledge, many people engage in the worst weight loss/strength training tactics out of ignorance. Take a moment and let us help you start off on the right track. Hormone Levels are Intricately Interconnected The human endocrine system is a complex interplay of organs and hormones designed to help the human body work as a single unit. Weight loss can be a challenge because abrupt changes in diet and activity level cause the body to react to preserve body mass as a protective mechanism. Insulin, blood sugar, Testosterone, Estrogen, Progesterone, Cortisol, and Thyroid Hormones all belong to the same series of hormone cascades that directly impact physiological function. Disrupting the balance among these hormones can make it extremely difficult to lose … Continue reading →

Video Download: Major Report Signals Dangers Of Microplastics As Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals Video Stream: Major Report Signals Dangers Of Microplastics As Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals Over the last few decades, the ubiquity of plastics has greatly concerned medical researchers and environmentalists. Our increasing knowledge of the effects of microplastics is a leading cause for this concern. These microscopic plastic particles are problematic on their own, and plastic products also often leak physiologically harmful chemicals known as Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals. The International Pollutants Elimination Network (IPEN) and the Endocrine Society recently published an important report regarding the body of knowledge regarding EDCs as it is understood today. The name of the study is Plastics, EDCs, and Health. This survey of the scientific record displays in great detail the harmful and dangerous effects that plastic-based EDCs are having on human beings all over the world. What Are EDCs? Any chemical that has the ability to disrupt Hormone Production and Balance is referred to as an Endocrine-Disrupting Chemical. In sufficient volumes, EDCs can have significant effects on human health and development. Fetuses are particularly susceptible to EDCs, as are children, though the chemicals can still have a major impact on adult physiological function. Plastics are … Continue reading →

Most men don't realize how susceptible they are to hormonal changes associated with aging. Of course, we all understand women's changes during Menopause, but did you know that guys go through some big changes too? While not as dramatic and sudden as Menopause, guys also enter a transitory period during mid-life; it's just a more gradual experience. Many doctors and specialists refer to this period of change as Male Menopause. Others call it Andropause. Some medical professionals diagnose the cause as Low-T. Epigenetic Age vs. Biological Age All human beings have a biological clock. However, cutting-edge research has revealed that … Continue reading →

The rising prevalence of Type-2 Diabetes is one of the most pressing health concerns of the 21st Century. Researchers worldwide continue to explore a range of treatment options and continue to learn more about how to reduce the risk of diabetes in at-risk populations. A team of scientists in Australia believes that Bio-Identical Testosterone Treatments may help men with Low-T avoid a future Type-2 Diabetes Diagnosis. Which Came First? Testosterone Deficiency or Insulin Resistance? It's often the case that certain medical conditions create negative feedback loops with one another. This loop increases the risk for correlated disorders and increases the … Continue reading →

Video Download: Comprehensive Blood Panel For Women Interested In Hormone Replacement Therapy Video Stream: Comprehensive Blood Panel For Women Interested In Hormone Replacement Therapy Providing our patients the best possible care is of the utmost importance to the HRT Specialists at our Hormone Therapy Clinic. Hormone Therapy is low-risk and highly effective when prescribed and administered correctly. Before we offer Hormone Treatments to our patients, we conduct a thorough investigation of the patient's health with the help of a Comprehensive Blood Panel. We work with industry leaders LabCorp and Quest Diagnostics to fulfill the preliminary requirements for diagnosis and treatment. The following is a list of blood tests we conduct for women interested in Hormone Replacement Therapy. Estradiol Test Estrogen is one of the most essential hormones associated with women's health. Around the time of Menopause, Estrogen Levels enter a state of erratic fluctuation before dropping precipitously. Estrogen Therapy can help women overcome the health issues that can crop up during this challenging time in a woman's life. Estradiol Testing allows doctors to design a Hormone Therapy Protocol built to fit your age and your current needs. Pregnenolone Test Pregnenolone is a base hormone that the body uses to construct … Continue reading →

These days, in the midst of the Covid-19 Epidemic, it is ridiculously tough to maintain a quality exercise regimen. Thousands of gyms around the country are closed, and millions of men and women are rightly wary of heading to the gym during the pandemic. All is not lost, however. There are some smart ways that you can protect and preserve your gains and maybe even get a little stronger during these difficult times. A Healthy Diet to Protect Your Strength If you're not working out as much, this should be reflected in your meal plan. If you're not burning as … Continue reading →

Sleeping Well Facilitates Optimal HGH Production HGH is most active during childhood and during puberty, but Growth Hormone keeps being important throughout your adult life. Growth Hormone dynamically motivates cellular metabolism. In larger volumes, HGH is responsible for growth; but in adulthood, Growth Hormone maintains well-being and vitality. Medical specialists recommend getting around seven to nine hours of good sleep each night in order to feel maximally rested and to ensure peak Growth Hormone Production. HGH is produced during Phases 3 and 4 of deep sleep. The brain enters this phase of sleep between 15 minutes and an hour of … Continue reading →

Below is a list of tests that are included in the Male Diagnostic Blood Panel: Comprehensive Blood Work Tests for Men Seeking Hormone Replacement Therapy Testosterone Deficiency Tests Total/Free Testosterone Tests These tests determine the amount of Bio-Available Testosterone present in your bloodstream in both Free and Bound forms. Total Testosterone refers to all Testosterone present in the bloodstream. Free Testosterone refers only to Testosterone that is not bound to Sex hormone-binding Globulin. The Total Testosterone Test determines the approximate volume of Testosterone in the bloodstream. The Free Testosterone Test estimates how much of that Total Testosterone is currently bio-available for use. These … Continue reading →

Omnitrope is one of the many effective treatments for HGH Deficiency. Omnitrope is a product of Novartis Pharmaceuticals and is distributed via the brand Sandoz. Sandoz is the organizational unit of Novartis responsible for the production of Bio-Identical Hormones such as Human Growth Hormone along with other Biosimilars. The Sandoz division is also responsible for the production and distribution of generic medications for Novartis. Who Benefits from Omnitrope HGH Therapy? Omnitrope is specifically designed for the treatment of Growth Hormone Deficiency in children and adults. Omnitrope is also prescribed as a medical therapy for AIDs-Related Cachexia, a condition that leads … Continue reading →

Chronic Growth Hormone Deficiency Rampant Throughout Nevada HGH Deficiency is widespread all over the United States, and it's seriously affecting the lives of men and women all across the nation. Nevada is not immune to the issues associated with HGH Deficiency, but there are far too many people that don't seek treatment that could help them live a happier and healthier life. Suppressed HGH Levels in adulthood are associated with the aging process known as Somatopause. It represents the period in a man or woman's life when Growth Hormone Decline starts to impact wellness in a significant way. Sermorelin Acetate … Continue reading →

A recent study aimed to assess the potential for a low-cal ketogenic diet to help men overcome obesity and boost Testosterone. While small in scope, the results were promising. Participants lost weight and experienced a significant increase in both Testosterone and SHBG (Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin) Levels. Obesity and Low-T are strongly correlated. Testosterone is not only important for sexual function, but it plays an important contributing role in metabolism, especially in men. Obesity impairs Testosterone production because body fat naturally converts Testosterone into Estrogen, which then signals the brain to produce less Testosterone. Obese individuals are also at enhanced risk … Continue reading →

Regenerating Tissues to Repair Organ Damage Organ failure is another major issue that greatly diminishes Lifespan and increases mortality risk. While transplants are effective at improving and extending the lives of the patient, the long-term goal is to repair existing organs so that full transplants aren't needed. Dr. Eric Lagasse of LyGenesis is working to solve the problem of organ repair—first the liver, then hopefully the pancreas, kidney, and thymus. Though this technology is still in the animal stages, Dr. Lagasse has shown that it is possible to generate new and healthy liver tissue in the lymph nodes of various … Continue reading →

The fairly recently developed diet known as the Dopamine Diet, developed by Tom Kerridge, was originally formulated to increase the level of dopamine in your brain. Dopamine is a very important hormone that we need in order to maintain good psychological health and a “happy” mood. Technically, dopamine is a neurotransmitter, meaning it sends messages between nerve cells. Not only does it determine how we feel pleasure or happiness, but it also plays a role in our ability to think, plan for future events, focus, and what we find interesting or not. In the scientific literature, it has been noted … Continue reading →

The schedule of your meals can also play a major role in your metabolism. For example, there are studies that suggest that eating before bed may be a contributor to weight gain. Many hormones are carefully calibrated to your meal timing as well. A growing collection of studies suggest that Intermittent Fasting is a highly effective means to lose weight, improve hormone balance, and just feel better. How Does Intermittent Fasting Effect Metabolic Hormones? The goal of Intermittent Fasting is to time your meals so that you go for many hours each day without eating (at least twelve). This is … Continue reading →