The Difference Between High and Low Testosterone

This was posted on December 19, 2014 in category Testosterone

Testosterone is widely referred to as the “male hormone.” Women’s ovaries also produce a small amount of testosterone, but the concentration is much higher in men, and testosterone is responsible for many of the characteristics typically associated with men: facial hair, deeper voice, increased muscle mass, and high energy levels. A man’s testosterone production peaks […]

Low Testosterone and How It Relates to Your Heart Health

This was posted on December 16, 2014 in categories Health, Testosterone

Testosterone is the dominant hormone in human males. During puberty, testosterone promotes muscle growth, deepens the voice, strengthens bones, and develops the sexual reproductive organs. Once a boy turns into a man, testosterone helps keep muscles and bones strong, energy levels high, and stamina and endurance plentiful. In the most basic physiological sense, testosterone is […]

Low Testosterone Defined (And What You Can Do About It)

This was posted on December 15, 2014 in category Testosterone

For a sports rivalry to be great — think Manning-Brady, Red Sox-Yankees, Lakers-Celtics, Ali-Frazier — both sides must perform at a championship level for an extended period of time. When that happens, everyone’s excited, and everyone “wins” no matter the outcome of any one matchup. You can think of how testosterone works in your body […]

The Major Warning Signs of Low Testosterone

This was posted on November 14, 2014 in category Testosterone

Traditionally the subject has been reserved for the locker room. Only under special circumstances would it be discussed in the presence of females. Men often view it as a sign of aging, weakness, or some sort of disability. The subject? Hormones. The hormonal changes women experience in their 40s or 50s — a drop in […]