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Using Testosterone Replacement Therapy for Male Menopause
Testosterone replacement therapy is a treatment option for some men who are experiencing life-changing symptoms associated with male menopause, also known as andropause. Testosterone replacement therapy is also referred to as male hormone replacement therapy, low t therapy, hormone replacement therapy for men, and testosterone replacement. Two questions men often ask are, Can testosterone therapy…
What Foods Can Increase Testosterone Levels?
The media will try to convince you that the only way to increase testosterone levels is to subject yourself to testosterone replacement therapy. Yet men in the know realize there are other safer, natural ways to bring those T numbers up, including a number of lifestyle choices. Did you know that some foods can increase testosterone…
Testosterone Replacement Therapy: Does it Work?
Plenty of ads for testosterone supplementation or testosterone replacement therapy are only too happy to try selling you the dream: higher testosterone, better sex, enhanced libido, improved mood, smaller waistline, stronger muscles, more energy. One problem (and there are several) with this scenario is that while testosterone replacement therapy may raise your T levels, there…
Does A High-Protein Diet Increase Testosterone?
A high-protein, low-carbohydrate diet (aka, the Atkins Diet) has long been touted as a way to lose weight, but there are some serious side effects associated with this dietary approach. One of them is its impact on testosterone. A high-protein diet can send your T tumbling down. Why? Because when you pump lots of protein…
What are Testicles?
The testicles are part of the male reproductive system. They are also called testes (or a testis, if referring to one). The two small, egg-shaped glands sit behind the penis in a pouch of skin called the scrotum. They produce and store sperm. They also produce the male hormone testosterone, which is responsible for the…
Men’s Balls Explained: Saggy Balls, Low Hanging Balls & Scrotum Changes
Why Do Men’s Balls Hang So Low? A man’s testicles move throughout the day within the scrotum in order to maintain optimal temperatures to create more sperm. When testicular temperature is too high, healthy sperm cannot be made. Testicles “drop” within the scrotum and hang further from the body to maintain a cooler temperature. When…