The Benefits of Hormone Balancing
Symptoms of low testosterone include many of the following:
- Low energy
- Lack of mental focus
- Less strength
- Lack of sex drive
- More emotional and tired
- Less motivated at work
When men think of diminished testosterone levels, they do not usually relate this to decreased enjoyment of life. However, men may notice a decline in their competitive drive or decreased enthusiasm for things previously enjoyed due to diminished testosterone levels.
Do these symptoms sound familiar to you? If so, you need to have your hormone levels tested. The best advice is to go to a hormone specialist, where you can get the most up to date knowledge on healthy hormone levels.
The benefits of hormone therapy are living a better quality of life!
- Happier well-being
- Better sleep
- More energy
- Better muscle mass
- Higher bone density
- Improvement in skin tone and hair texture
- Improvement in strength and endurance
- Better libido
Benefits of Supplemental Testosterone
In men, testosterone is the hormone that increases sex drive and libido. Increased sex drive through proper hormonal balance usually results in more frequent initiating of sex, prolonged sexual enjoyment, and overall greater enjoyment of the sexual experience. As in men, women also experience enhanced sex drive; studies in women have shown it may increase the intensity of the orgasm.
Beyond the immediate physical and mental changes, there are many long-term health benefits for the treatment of relative androgen deficiency.
Heart Health & Circulation
Dr. S. Dobrzycki studied men with known coronary artery disease and showed they had significantly lower levels of testosterone (Journal of Medical Investigation, 2003). He also showed that lower testosterone levels were associated with reduced pumping ability of the heart.
In the American Journal of Cardiology, Dr. C.J. Malkin published a 2003 study that indicated testosterone therapy reduced the risk of death from abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias). Dr. Malkin also reported that testosterone acts as a protective factor against atherosclerosis and plaque formation in arteries.
Anticipate future articles on hormone balancing and education.
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