Testosterone Replacement

As men age, the production of testosterone and other vital hormones begins to decline. This decrease tends to accelerate in men around the age of 40 to 50 and is associated with an increased risk for developing heart disease, decreased muscle and bone mass, chronic fatigue, erectile dysfunction, and reduced libido (sex drive). Hormone replacement …

Reduced Hormone Levels in Men Can Lead to Serious Ailments Read More »

Men who may have already learned something about male hormone replacement may wonder about how the testosterone is actually taken. There are several ways to take testosterone including via creams, gels, and injections. In most cases, however, we believe the best choice is sustained-release pellets and patients nearly always agree. To begin with, pellets are …

Male Testosterone Replacement via Sustained-Release Pellets Read More »