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Testosterone Resource Questions

What is Testosterone?

Testosterone is the primary male Sex hormone and regarded as the "fountain of youth male hormone" due to the connection that when Testosterone declines in the body the aging process speeds up! Testosterone is made by your body and is responsible for the normal growth and development of the male sex organs and for maintenance of other sexual characteristics. In men, testosterone is produced in the testes, the reproductive glands that also produce sperm. The amount of testosterone produced by the testes is regulated by the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland. Some effects of testosterone may include:

• Growth and maturation of prostate, and other male sex organs
• Development of male hair distribution such as facial hair
• Sex drive and sexual function
• Mood and energy level
• Involved in making protein and muscle
• Helps in bone formation
• Improves oxygen uptake in body
• Helps cells take up glucose
• Improves insulin resistance

What is Hypogonadism?

Hypogonadism is a medical term that describes a diminished functional activity of the gonads, which simply means the productions of testosterone in the testicals are not being produced. Hypogonadism is pided into 2 classes, Primary and Secondary. Primary Hypogonadism is when the actual testes themselves fail to produce any or an inadequate amount of testosterone. Secondary Hypogonadism is the most prevalent type and occurs when the communication between your testes and brain has an interruption or disconnect and your natural production of testosterone stops or slows down.

What is Andropause?

Testosterone is an androgen, which is the most important hormone in males. Andropause, also known as male menopause, is the result of a gradual drop in testosterone. Andropause causes unhealthy aging in males and with testosterone treatment can be prevented.

Testosterone and Depression

Even if not experiencing clinical depression, men with Low Testosterone often feel down or blue and feel less optimistic than normal. It is estimated that 1/3 of men who are on anti-depressant medication are also experiencing Low Testosterone. In many cases, men using anti-depressants have reduced or completely stopped using anti-depressants soon after starting Testosterone Therapy.

Testosterone and Fatigue

It's perfectly normal for a guy to feel tired at the end of a busy day. However, men who are suffering from Low Testosterone often feel tired at all hours of the day and for no reason. In addition to feeling severe fatigue, men with low testosterone often lose their drive and find it very difficult to become motivated. Testosterone Therapy will quickly reverse this feeling and help you get back to an energetic lifestyle.

Testosterone and Prostate Cancer

There is no evidence that the risk of either prostate cancer or benign prostatic hypertrophy increases with Testosterone therapy. This myth about Testosterone Replacement being linked to prostate cancer has been rooted deep in medical consciousness for over 60 years, however recent studies have dispelled these myths and the data is actually showing that testosterone therapy is good for your prostate. It should be noted there is no evidence that men with higher Testosterone levels are at higher risk of prostate cancer or that supplementing Testosterone increases this risk. In fact, it should be recognized that prostate cancer becomes more prevalent exactly at a time in a man's life when testosterone begins declining. Testosterone treatment is actually beneficial for the prostate, not bad.

Testosterone and Sex Drive

Testosterone is the driving force behind a man's sex drive. If he's low in testosterone then he's likely to become less interested in having sex. It is common for men to differ in how frequently they like to have sex, but for men with low testosterone that sexual drive can be minimal or completely absent. Testosterone Therapy will address this problem and quickly bring back your sexual desires.

Testosterone and Sexual Performance

Having weak or fewer erections are one of the major red flags that you might have Low Testosterone. If you are one of the many men experiencing this frustrating problem, speak to the doctor and ask them how Testosterone Treatments can work for you. In many cases, improved sexual performance is remedied very quickly.

Testosterone related fat gain and muscle loss

Low Testosterone levels can have a dramatic effect on a man's physical strength and overall appearance. Even with regular diet and exercise it can be very hard for a man to lose body fat and maintain muscle. Men will often notice that weight training and cardiovascular activity produce very limited results and often report long periods of soreness and achy joints after attempting resistance training. Even when not exercising, proper Testosterone Therapy will reverse these issues and will help you achieve a stronger and healthier physic