Category Archives: Testosterone Replacement

Reading Time: 3 minutesEndocrinology is one of the most exciting areas of medical research today. Our bodies use hormones to relay signals throughout the body and promote physiological homeostasis. While we know a lot about how various hormones work, there is still so much to learn. Take Testosterone, for example. Most folks realize that Testosterone is intimately involved in sexual function and masculinity. They also know that guys with Low-T often lose muscle mass, strength, and energy. While these contributions to wellness and function are important, they really just scratch the surface of how Testosterone impacts human form and function. Testosterone is also … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesThere is a lot of mythology surrounding masculinity and sexuality. It wasn't all too long ago that our myths were almost all we had to go on with regard to how our bodies work. While the body of science regarding Testosterone has grown significantly over the past forty years, some people cling to old ideas. Also, people cling to scientific hypotheses that don't always have merit because they sound right.  There are a lot of viral memes going around about Testosterone that create the image of a hormonal disaster on the horizon. For example, there's a post circulating that suggests that men … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 5 minutesGetting older has consequences, and the effects of aging are the result of many different factors which put your health at risk. 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 … Continue reading →