Getting My MOJO Back

The word testosterone is sometimes used in everyday language to excuse or explain behavior or characteristics regarded specifically as male. Testosterone is, indeed the key male sex hormone – but what exactly does it do, and should men worry about their levels getting lower as they grow older?

Testosterone is a hormone, i.e. a chemical messenger, that is responsible for the development of male sexual characteristics, although females also produce testosterone, albeit usually in smaller amounts. A male begins to produce testosterone as early as seven weeks after conception. Testosterone levels rise during puberty, peak during the late teen years, and then level off. After age 30 or so, it’s normal for a man’s testosterone levels to decrease slightly every year.

Testosterone levels decrease with age. According to Medical News Today, about 4 in 10 men experience low testosterone levels. When testosterone levels are low, bones weaken and muscle mass decreases along with energy levels. Testosterone supplementation restores levels to those of a healthy younger version of themselves. Increased lean muscle mass and bone density and decreased body fat can all result from testosterone replacement. While aging will continue whether or not we want it to, we are finding treatments that slow or reverse its effects.

If you are an athlete or active person who wants to keep competing, but your body just won’t allow it, or if you are a man who feels he is losing his MOJO, consider Bio-identical Hormone Therapy to help your body function as it did 10 years ago!

Discover what life would be like if you had increased energy. If you worked out and felt stronger. If you had that spark again in the bedroom. In no way does this post offer specific medical advice for you because every person’s needs are different. To fully understand your body and what hormone therapy is right for you we strongly suggest you come visit us for a consultation.

RESOURCES:

Healthline

National Institute of Health

Medical News Today

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