American Testosterone Clinic for Men

Reading Time: 5 minutesHow to boost your metabolism...Regardless of your age! Are you feeling tired and worn out? Gaining weight? Seeing fat appear? If one or more of these unwelcome surprises has appeared, and if you are blowing out more than a few decades of candles on your birthday cake, you may attribute these unwanted developments to getting older. After all, it is common knowledge that our metabolisms slow as we age...especially after age 40. But new research says that’s not true The metabolic rate is the pace that the body burns calories to keep us going. And it has been shown to … Read more »

Reading Time: 4 minutesThe male hormone testosterone is required for a variety of physiological processes, including muscular growth, bone health, and overall well-being. Because it has been related to a variety of health issues in men, testosterone deficiency, also known as hypogonadism, is a disease characterized by lower-than-normal testosterone levels. The complicated link between low testosterone and male obesity, frailty, and multimorbidity is investigated in this study.  We look at the epidemiology, etiology, clinical symptoms, diagnostic criteria, and therapies for low testosterone. We also examine the accumulating evidence that testosterone deficiency weakens people and contributes to the formation of various comorbid disorders, emphasizing … Read more »

Reading Time: 4 minutesTestosterone, the sex hormone primarily associated with male development and sexual characteristics, has long been the subject of scientific research. Although its role in muscle development, libido, and bone health has been widely studied, recent research suggests that testosterone may have a wider range of functions than previously understood. The purpose of this article is to review testosterone function, particularly in the context of testosterone replacement therapy, free testosterone levels, serum testosterone levels, and its occurrence in women. By studying these aspects, we can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the effects of testosterone on human physiology and health. Introduction: … Read more »

Reading Time: 7 minutesThe Causes of Aging Since the beginning of time, humans have sought the magic elixir to ward off the inevitable appearance of “Old Man Aging” and the grim reaper that closely follows. From the formulas and experiments of alchemists of ancient Greece to Ponce de Leon’s quest for the fountain of youth, and the scientific research on longevity in modern times, aging has been a most elusive opponent. Ideas abound about the causes of aging. Some insist aging is pre-programmed into our cells, while others maintain aging is mainly due to environmental damage to our cells. Although none of the … Read more »

Reading Time: 4 minutesTestosterone, a hormone primarily associated with male characteristics, has long been a subject of controversy regarding its effects on cardiovascular health. While there has been concern that testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) might be detrimental to individuals with heart disease, recent research suggests that low testosterone (Low T) treatment appears to be safe for men with underlying cardiac conditions. Our comprehensive review suggests that the best low t treatment is generally safe for men with heart disease, and its benefits may outweigh potential risks. This article reviews the current literature on the relationship between testosterone and heart health, with a focus on the safety and … Read more »

Reading Time: 4 minutesA review of the Oura Ring    Sleep is something that, for many people, is not a high priority. It seems like there is always something else to do besides get to bed early. Between television, the Internet, late eating, and a host of other distractions, lack of sleep is becoming an epidemic. Why this is a problem   Consider this. At first thought, sleep does not seem to have any evolutionary purpose. When we sleep, we are vulnerable. In prehistoric times, nocturnal predators posed a significant risk, and in modern times we are ever bit as vulnerable to hazards … Read more »