Category Archives: Testosterone Replacement

Non-alcoholic liver disease (NAFLD) is a disease that is on the rise in the United States, mainly due to increased obesity rates and Americans who do not watch their fat intake or lifestyle as well as they should. Just because you aren’t consuming alcohol on a daily basis doesn’t mean that your liver is A-OK. There are other factors that affect the functions of the liver. It is estimated that cases of NAFLD will increase 21% by 2030. NAFLD Linked to Obesity and Type-2 Diabetes Not surprisingly, NAFLD is more commonly found in people with type-2 diabetes, who are obese, … Continue reading →

Testosterone Cypionate Composition The majority of Low-T Injections share many of the same characteristics. Testosterone Cypionate belongs to a class of products known as Carboxylic Acid Ester Compounds. Free Testosterone is linked to an ester compound to slow the rate at which the Testosterone is released and activated in the bloodstream. The length of time that it takes Testosterone to break free from the ester is directly correlated with the size of the ester chain—the more esters, the slower the absorption rate. Most patients are interested in Low-T Injections like Testosterone Cypionate and Testosterone Enanthate because they have larger chains, … Continue reading →

What is the Hormone Testosterone? Testosterone is frequently referred to as the Male Hormone and it's deficiency is often diagnosed as hypogonadism. This is somewhat of a misnomer, but it is true that Testosterone is the androgen hormone which is primarily responsible for the development of male characteristics (but women need it too), and without it, there would be no men at all! If you are an American living in the USA and think might have low Testosterone call our American HRT Medical Clinic to discuss prescription options, Call: 1-800-469-3343. Of course, Testosterone is more complicated than it might seem … Continue reading →

Male hypogonadism could be a serious diagnosis for a man, but do you even know what it is? And that there are two different types of hypogonadism? In recent decades, it is becoming are more common issue with older men, and even younger men due to environmental pollutants and poor lifestyle habits. In order to compare the two types, lets start with the basics. Testosterone: The Male Sex Hormone Testosterone is one of the most important hormones that a man produces in his body. It plays so many roles in general health as well as fertility. It is considered a … Continue reading →

Testosterone levels in both men and women may actually be a catalyst for social change. Revolutionary social changes tend to start with an individual, or several individuals, who hold strong, innovative and, usually, unpopular opinions. Why do certain individuals seem to forge their own paths and choose to hold controversial views, despite the backlash and/or dissuasion from others? You might think it’s because of genetics – some people are just more bold and brash than others – but another factor may be at play here: the hormone, testosterone. Some Like to “Go With the Flow” While Some Have Other Plans … Continue reading →

Low-T Endangers Health in Men A recent study conducted in Germany provides evidence that Testosterone Deficiency hurts Covid-19 outcomes. Low-T has many adverse effects that make the body less resilient and increase the risk of other factors already comorbid with novel coronaviruses, such as obesity. Testosterone Deficiency increases fatigue, lowers strength, increases body fat, and is associated with an increased risk of dangerous and potentially fatal cardiovascular complications such as hypertension, heart attack, and stroke. Testosterone Deficiency is also strongly correlated with age. The double-whammy of age-related physiological decline and Low-T likely increases the death-risk associated with the novel coronavirus. … Continue reading →

Walking to Live Longer The small things account for a lot in life, and the same goes for exercise. Adding a walking routine to your day can have a serious impact on mortality risk. In one study released by JAMA, it was estimated that people that walk 8,000 steps each day reduced their mortality risk over folks that only walk 4,000 steps by over half! Boost that up to 12,000 steps, and the mortality rate drops over 65%. The key to getting the most out of walking is to walk further, not faster. Perhaps surprisingly, the pace of walking had … Continue reading →

Hormone Balance is a crucial aspect of preserving good health throughout a person's lifespan, but many Hormones, including Testosterone, become increasingly scarce with age. Testosterone Deficiency negatively affects the lives of millions of men across America, and it becomes increasingly likely with each consecutive year that you live beyond thirty. The older that you get, the more important that it is to be aware of the signs of Hypogonadism and Andropause. While every guy experiences Testosterone Deficiency in their own way, they all experience a collection of the same symptoms in varying degrees of severity. The following are some of … Continue reading →

Testosterone. When most people hear that word, they immediately associate it with masculinity. Strength...large muscles...aggression...vigor...sexual virility...youth...anti-aging...risk-taking, egocentrism, and longevity. Scientifically it has been associated with good mental health, muscle development, healthy bones, virility, helping boys become men and high sexual libido. We have several dozen articles on our website here which go over the medical and scientific benefits of testosterone.  All of these traits are, to some degree, accurate and based on many decades or generations of medical and scientific research.  But there is more to the testosterone story – way more when one's testosterone levels are optimized. Not too … Continue reading →

For men, Testosterone has always been recognized for its importance with regard to sexual function, but throughout the last decade, researchers continue to become more aware of the other important effects of Testosterone, and how dangerous Testosterone Deficiency is for aging men. Recent research published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism has uncovered a strong link between Testosterone and Atherosclerosis in men with Adult-Onset Diabetes. What Is Atherosclerosis? Atherosclerosis is also known as “Hardening of the Arteries,” and is a condition in which cholesterol, fats, and other materials start to form plaques in the arteries, which inhibit proper … Continue reading →