At least 5 million men in the United States may suffer from a condition known as “Low T”, which speeds up aging and may even increase mortality rates.

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The male testes that produce sperm also produce testosterone. But, as men age this production slows down and can contribute to a range of age-related symptoms.

Testosterone is responsible for libido and assists in regulating fat distribution, bone mass, muscle mass & strength, and the production of red blood cells.

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The Endocrine Society reports that Low Testosterone levels are linked to the metabolic syndrome—a cluster of metabolic risk factors that increase the chances of developing heart disease, stroke, and type 2 diabetes—and other health problems, including loss of bone and muscle mass, depression, and decreased libido.

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Low Testosterone may cause:

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• Decreased ability to walk,

• Loss of muscle mass and strength

• Decreased vitality

• Decreased sexual function

• Impaired cognition

• Cardiovascular disease & anemia

 

There is even research put forward by the NIH that older men with Low T counts could be at higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease (AD).

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The study suggested that on average, men who were diagnosed with AD, had 50% less Testosterone than those who didn’t develop the disease.

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Increasingly, many are referring to the age-associated symptoms related to Low Tas contributing to the male version of Menopause called “Andropause”. Erectile dysfunction, including low libido, may in certain cases be directly related to Low Testosterone.

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This has generated an interest in new hormone replacement therapy programs offered by medical clinics, including Regenx Medical Institute.

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After undergoing an intensive medical examination, patients may receive Testosterone in the form of the following:

• Gels
• Patches
• Injectables

 

These are FDA-approved and only administered by an onsite doctor who has verified its benefits for a particular male patient.

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Some patients may experience positive benefits within 30 days of treatment including:

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• Decrease in heart attacks
• Lower inflammation
• Lowers cholesterol
• Lowers vascular disease and death
• Decrease in premature coronary artery disease
• Increases cardiac output allowing more air and oxygen intake. This means you can breath like a 20 year old and display greater stamina!
• Deters metabolic syndrome
• Decreases obesity and fat cells
• Improve brain function
• Improves memory
• Alleviates depression
• Helps with male erections
• Protects the prostate against cancer

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If you are past the age of 30 and feel your body is out of balance, you may be suffering from Low T. Regenx Medical Institute offers a free consultation and extensive medical exam to determine if hormone treatment may be right for you.