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Testosterone  

Testosterone is the primary male hormone supporting sex drive, bone mass, fat distribution, muscle size, strength and the production of sperm.  Around a man's mid 40's he could expect to see a reduction in his testosterone levels by 50% to what he had  when he was 20 years old. Unlike women the fall in this hormone is gradual. Usually the first sign of low testosterone is loss of sexual performance. As years continue other signs and symptoms may start to show such as: 

> Mood, Sleep patterns

> Weight comes on easily, Digestive changes 

> Brain fog, lack of mental clarity 

> Fatigue with slow recovery from exercise

> Feeling not able to cope easily with everyday stress

> Loss of strength, muscle and bone mass

Unfortunately with these signs and symptoms being developed slowly over the years a man could unfortunately get used to them. This hormone needs to be rebalanced. 

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Testosterone Treatment

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To help restore a mans wellbeing the most common treatment alongside other supportive care is to replace and rebalance the hormone that has been lost. Rebalancing the body is key to wellness. Leaving a body in an unbalanced state can lead to other health issues and over time can be troublesome if we do not correct it.

Treatment is extremely effective but does require clinical investigation into how much of the testosterone hormone that has been lost and what level of therapy is needed to rebalance.

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The hormone that has been lost can be rebalanced by methods of testosterone gel or by means of injection.

By effectively rebalancing these hormones and helping restore normal biological function, a person can see major improvements in their sense of wellbeing. and overall health.  

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