Low Testosterone And Your Health

Is it low testosterone that's causing your weight gain, lack of sex drive, irritability, or erectile dysfunction? It could be. Even more significant then that, however, is the fact that low testosterone levels have been linked to serious health risks and even an increase in death.¹

Testosterone in men is responsible for healthy bone density, strength, sex drive, fat distribution, sperm production and red blood cell production. By your mid-twenties though, testosterone levels decline by 1-2% each year.

Many men are reluctant to talk about testosterone therapy and what it could mean for them. There is a stigma associated with low testosterone levels that just isn't true. Every male will experience low testosterone levels at some point in their life; it doesn't make them any less of a man. In fact, the US Food and Drug Administration estimates that 4 to 5 million American men may suffer from low testosterone. The difference between you and them is what you choose to do about it.

You might be researching low testosterone online because you've heard about testosterone therapy or testosterone replacement on TV, in a magazine or through a friend. You're wondering if low testosterone is to blame for the way you look and feel today.

Do You Suffer From Low Testosterone Levels?

Ask yourself:

• Are you feeling less enthusiastic about life?
• Is your sex drive non-existent?
• Do you have trouble achieving or maintaining an erection?
• Are you irritable?
• Do you lack energy?
• Are you more tired than usual?
• Have you put on weight, especially around your mid-section?

¹ENDO 2007: The Endocrine Society Research Summaries Book June 5, 2007

If you answered yes to any of these questions, low testosterone levels may be to blame. You may be experiencing andropause, the male version of menopause. During andropause, men experience dips in testosterone, however, some men experience a lower dip then others causing the condition known as Low Testosterone or Low T.

Symptoms associated with Low T are not just usual signs of getting older. These aren't conditions that you have to adjust to as age settles in. Low T is completely treatable, reversible and even preventable.

Benefits of Testosterone Therapy

Testosterone replacement offers excellent results for men experiencing symptoms associated with low levels of the hormone. The testosterone therapy programs at American Longevity Center are designed to restore testosterone levels to what they were when you were in optimal health, for most people this was around age 25.

Potential benefits of testosterone therapy include:

• Improved Sexual Performance
• Improved Sexual Drive
• Improved Sexual Function
• Reduction in Body Fat
• Reduction of Risk for Cardiovascular Disease
• Improved Bone Density
• Improved Memory
• Improved Strength
• Greater Ability to Add Lean Muscle Mass
• Improved Mood
• Increased Energy

Don't let a completely treatable and reversible condition like Low T destroy your self-esteem and your relationships with loved ones. Don't wait any longer. You're among the millions of men experiencing symptoms of low testosterone. Don't be the one to let it go untreated.

The physicians at American Longevity Center are nationally recognized experts in the field of hormone replacement therapy. If you think you may be suffering from low testosterone, schedule an appointment to have a complete and thorough analysis of your health.

Reclaim yourself and your health. Restore your sex drive and increase your energy, alertness, strength and stamina.

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• HGH
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