The Link Between Abdominal Obesity and Low Testosterone

This was posted on August 5, 2015 in categories Testosterone, Weight

As men approach their 40s, physiologically things begin to change. Energy levels dip. Sleep becomes tougher to get. It is easier to gain weight. There are external factors that contribute to this — job and career stressors, increased family responsibilities, possibly some poor behavior patterns. But in reality, even if men are putting forth a […]

The Most Ideal Exercises for Middle-Aged Men

This was posted on June 2, 2015 in category Fitness

As men move into middle age, a common struggle is maintaining strength and muscle mass while warding off excess body fat. Finding a formula for success can be difficult, and there are several key components: nutrition, hydration, proper sleep, reducing stress levels, and eliminating things like smoking or excessive alcohol intake. But no plan will […]

What’s Causing Your Decline in Muscle Tone?

This was posted on March 4, 2015 in category Fitness

The loss of muscle in aging men is a complex and often misunderstood issue. There are many contributing factors, but the results are always the same — a decline in strength, which increases the risk for injury, disability, and the need for assistance to complete daily tasks. Muscle building involves several components: a proper training […]

The Secrets Your Belly Fat Is Hiding

This was posted on December 19, 2014 in category Weight

“Six-pack abs” are a fantasy for many men. But if you’ve reached middle age, and you are more sedentary than you’d like to be, then your six-pack probably looks more like a spare tire. There are many theories about the best strategy for eliminating belly fat. Is it as simple as swapping out certain foods […]