Men

Many men do go through serious hormonal upheaval as they age, and recognizing the biological underpinnings of those experiences is the best way to understand that it is normal and explicable. It’s also the first step toward treatment.

Most people understand that testosterone is critical for men’s development and lifelong health. The impact of estrogen, however, is often overlooked, potentially leading you to struggle with disruptive symptoms without understanding their source.

If you’re struggling with low testosterone, lifestyle changes may help you promote hormonal balance, but only testosterone replacement therapy can reliably bring your hormones into a healthy range.

Today, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is widely recognized as the best treatment for a wide range of hormone-related issues, from menopause symptoms to the effects of low testosterone. Once you decide to take HRT, it’s natural to want to see results fast. So how long does HRT take to work?

Testosterone shots are a way of effectively elevating testosterone and balancing your hormones. But what happens after that? What are the effects of testosterone shots? In part, that depends on your symptoms and health goals.

Sometimes referred to as male menopause or andropause, age-related hypogonadism can complicate normal aging for men, leaving them desperate for effecting ways of balancing male hormones.

While supplements do not replace healthy behaviors like eating right and exercising, they can help you enhance your vitality, support greater overall health, and, in some cases, address specific health concerns.

While it’s normal for our energy levels to fluctuate, chronic low energy can be frustrating and disruptive. Today, however, there are more options than ever before to safely enhance energy levels, including innovative supplements that help our bodies maintain optimal function as we age.

Millions of men struggle with low sex drive, but understanding the roots of your low libido can help you find a solution that’s right for you.

Maybe you are already beginning to struggle with joint pain. Or maybe you’re anticipating the possibility and looking for a way to prevent it. Either way, the sooner you speak to a practitioner about causes and challenges of joint pain, the more likely you’ll be able to lower your risk factors and find relief.