There are lots of side effects of low testosterone, including emotional, mental, and physical. Today we’re focusing on a couple of the symptoms of low testosterone that you can actually see with your own eyes. While these indicators aren’t the only way to gauge whether...
The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that “more than 300 million people are now living with depression, an increase of more than 18% between 2005 and 2015.” And less than half of those people will ever seek treatment. We already know that low testosterone and...
There’s a common misconception floating around. A lot of people believe that testosterone boosters and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) are essentially the same thing. In fact, people often use the terms interchangeably. We’re here to tell you that these two forms of treatment are not created...
We know that both men and women can feel the negative effects of low testosterone (if you want to read about how low testosterone impacts women, check out this article). Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) comes in many forms, so people can find the fit that’s...
When most people hear the word “testosterone,” they think about men. In reality, testosterone is a hormone that women also need. Granted, women don’t need as much testosterone as men. According to Mayo Clinic, the average adult male needs somewhere between 240–950 ng/dL of testosterone,...
It’s no secret that low testosterone is linked to a whole host of health conditions. In previous blogs, we’ve talked about depression, osteoporosis, and insomnia. Today, we’re talking about another condition that’s connected to low testosterone levels: diabetes. In fact, if you’re a man with type...
True or false: osteoporosis is only relevant to women? False. Although it’s true that women often experience osteoporosis sooner than men, this condition actually affects millions of men in the United States. This is one of the more elusive conditions out there because most people...
“My wife is beautiful. She’s stunning. But when I can’t get (or maintain) an erection long enough to have sex, she thinks she’s the problem. And she’s not.” Unfortunately, the truth is that erectile dysfunction doesn’t just affect the men who have it. While it’s difficult...
Although scientists still aren’t entirely sure what causes depression, they have found one factor that could contribute to it: low testosterone levels. There are lots of reasons why your testosterone levels might be low. For one thing, these levels gradually begin to decline naturally after...
You probably remember first hearing about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) back in grade school, but nowadays, that terminology is starting to change. Some doctors are starting to call them sexually transmitted infections (STIs) instead, and although the words “STI” and “STD” are being used somewhat...