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21 Feb

Posted at 20:30h in Depression, Estrogen, Low Testosterone, Lower Estrogen, Symptoms, Testosterone Replacement Therapy, Therapy, Weight Loss by

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,...

02 Feb

Posted at 15:10h in Depression, Diabetes, Insomnia, Low Testosterone, Sleep, Symptoms, Testosterone Replacement Therapy, Therapy by

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...

27 Jan

Posted at 23:40h in Low Testosterone, Osteoporosis, Supplements, Testosterone Replacement Therapy, Therapy by

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...

11 Jan

Posted at 20:57h in Blood Pressure, Diabetes, Erectile Dysfunction, General Health, Low Testosterone, Sexual Function, Symptoms, Testosterone Replacement Therapy, Therapy by

“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...

18 Aug

Posted at 08:49h in Estrogen, Hormones, Insomnia, Low Testosterone, Lower Estrogen, pellet therapy, Risks, Sleep, Testosterone Replacement Therapy, Therapy by

There are lots of hormones that affect your sleep, and testosterone is one of them. Did you know that your body produces testosterone during REM sleep, and your testosterone levels are highest in the morning? So if you’re not getting enough deep sleep at night,...

16 May

Posted at 18:55h in Alzheimer's, Blood Pressure, Dementia, Estrogen, Hormones, Low Testosterone, Lower Estrogen, Symptoms, Testosterone Replacement Therapy, Therapy by

The serum level of bioavailable testosterone (BT) can predict risk for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) in older men, new research suggests. Although low levels of BT were associated with the onset of AD, higher levels may offer protective value against the disease, report the researchers, led by...