Low levels of testosterone in men linked to fractures, depression, diabetes and heart disease | June, 2010

An article published by NY Daily News discussed the link between low testosterone - Low T - and health challenges, such as fractures, depression, diabetes and heart disease. According to the article, low testosterone is an issue for approximately 15 million American men, most of whom remain unaware and oftentimes go untreated. Testosterone is the hormone that inhibits sexual desire in men, but it also has other functions throughout the body. Testosterone prevents bone loss and can protect against osteoporosis and related fractures. In addition, testosterone helps preserve lean body mass and prevents muscle loss.

Symptoms of low testosterone include weight gain, depression, fatigue, low libido, irritability and erectile dysfunction. Being that low testosterone is linked to an increased mortality rate, it's crucial that men seek medical attention as soon as symptoms start to arise. In fact, erectile dysfunction, especially in younger males, is said to be predictive of future heart disease incidence.

BodyLogicMD's highly trained bioidentical hormone doctors have helped tens of thousands of men balance testosterone levels, regain their energy, reenergize their libido and improve their overall health. BodyLogicMD affiliated physicians use a combination of customized nutrition and fitness regimens and natural bioidentical hormone therapy to help curb symptoms of Low-T and significantly reduce their risk of age-related health challenges.

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