10 Apr 08 Testosterone and Cholesterol

Breaking news is that cholesterol drugs do not work. It is dominant in building healthy muscle (your heart is your most important muscle). This hormone also regulates blood sugar- new research is announced daily about the role testosterone plays in controlling and preventing diabetes. It also helps regulate bad cholesterol and increases oxygen uptake. Listen up girls, testosterone builds strong bones, too. Tired of being sick all the time? Testosterone boosts your immune system.

Raise Testosterone to Burn Fat

Looking to seed up your metabolism and loose fat. You may not need that fat burner diet pill. You may need to boost free testosterone. The “male  hormone”, is valuable in supporting mental concentration. As you get older, your ability to recall important facts and names declines. This is now correlate to the decline in testosterone in men and women as they age. It can give you back that drive you once had. That is why you should consider raising testosterone to the levels you had when you were thirty five: When you were healthy and confident.

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13 Apr 08 “Testosterone Deficiency The Hidden Disease” – This Hormone Can Save You Life

Testosterone is in the news for all the wrong reasons. Almost daily, the news covers athketes using ten times the testosterone that the boby would naormally product. That’s right – ten times, but the reporter left that diddy out. Normal testosterone levels are not news, but irt should be. Now rresearc his validating the health benefits of the “male” hormone. But women make it too and they are not making enough to maintain good health. Neither are men and that is why you need to read Dr. Gordon’s book.

Testosterone deficiency is a major contributor to poor hralth problems in males and females as they age. Look hard and your will find new research daily to link low testosteron with osteoporosis, type II diadetes, and lately, heart disease. Just google “low testosterone can kill” and you’ll see for yoourself.

Dr. Barry Gordon has decades of experience since redeiving his MD from Chicago Medical School in 1968. He currently maintains a practice in Brooklyn, NY.You may have read his other book, Get Well, Stay Well.

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13 Apr 08 Testosterone Syndrome: The Critical Factor. Great Book!

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The book The Testosterone Syndrome: The Critical Factor for Energy, Health, and Sexuality–Reversing the Male Menopause pis a must read for every man and women over fourty that wants to live a healthy life for the last 60 yrars they will probably live.

The book explains that the hormone is not just about sex or libido, but talks about how using testosterone therapy can reduce cardiovascular disease, improve mental functions and enhance energy as well.

Get The Facts About Testosterone

The Testosterone Syndrome: The Critical Factor for Energy, Health, and Sexuality–Reversing the Male Menopause cuts thru the misinformation that is all over the medical community and web. It explains the process and its side effects of supplementing the hormone in a factual manner. Eugene Shippen manages to convey his thoughts very clearly and from observed experiences in his research. He discusses both the risks and bennifits of testosterone supplementation.

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25 Aug 10 Make More Testosterone

Watch this very important video. You will see the need to take a product like Testyx to boost you Free Testosterone Levels.

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24 Aug 10 Testosterone Link to Type II Diabetes?

Are You Gaining Weight Around the Middle? Are You a Candidate for Type 2 Diabetes? Both Men and Women Should Get Tested for Testosterone Levels.

You may have noticed that the frequency and onset of Type II diabetes and secondary or age related hypogonadism occur to men and women of the same body type and age. This has not gone unnoticed by pharmaceutical companies. They believe that testosterone may affect cholesterol and glucose levels by influencing metabolism.

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25 Nov 08 Increase Libido | Female Libido

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14 Nov 08 Testosterone boosts women’s sexual desires

Testosterone ramps up women’s sexual desires, according to a study just published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

The Procter & Gamble-funded study — with the acronym APHRODITE — involved 814 women treated at 65 different locations in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Sweden and the U.K. All of the women had what is medically referred to as “hypoactive sexual desire disorder” — a chronic lack of interest in sexual activity. Study participants received 150 micrograms or 300 micrograms of testosterone a day delivered via a patch, or a placebo patch with no testosterone in it. Nobody (clinicians or women) knew who got what until the end of the study.

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11 Oct 08 Phosphatidylserine (PS) Promote Free Testosterone Levels

A study published today in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition indicates that the consumption of a phosphatidylserine (PS) can help to effectively manage exercise induced stress and promote healthy free testosterone levels. An excessive cortisol response to exercise-induced stress has been linked to a negative training state, which could lead to overreaching or overtraining.  Chronic overtraining often creates a disturbance in the anabolic-catabolic balance, which may express itself in decreased performance, injury, depressed immunity, and psychological depression.  PS has been reported to be an effective supplement for combating exercise-induced stress and preventing the physiological deterioration that accompanies too much exercise. Previously, 800 mg of soy-derived PS has been reported to reduce the cortisol response to intensive resistance training by 20%.

This gold standard (randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind, crossover) clinical trial investigated the influence of short-term supplementation with a moderate dose of PS (600 mg per day) on endocrine response to moderate intensity exercise on a cycle ergometer. The PS group was able to decrease mean peak cortisol concentrations by 39% when compared to the placebo group.  In addition, PS promoted healthy free testosterone levels and consequently significantly improved the “testosterone to cortisol” ratio by 184% when compared to placebo.  Neither PS nor placebo supplementation had an effect on lactate or growth hormone levels.

Previous findings suggested that the effect of PS on cortisol might be dose dependent.  “For the first time, short-term supplementation with a moderate dose of PS showed significant results”, said Dr. Martin Purpura, Managing Member of Increnovo LLC and co-author of the study.  “Preventing the negative effect of cortisol and increasing the  to cortisol ratio will allow athletes to train and compete at their highest levels”.  Additionally, Scott Hagerman, president of Chemi Nutra, sponsor of the study’s publication and leader in the production of PS said, “Chemi Nutra has filed a patent for PS’s effects to promote healthy testosterone levels.  These exciting findings will open new markets for PS-based sports nutrition and anti-aging nutritional supplements, and we intend to pursue several very promising applications with selected customers”.

Chemi Nutra is the US business unit of parent company Chemi S.p.A., a privately held pharmaceutical and nutraceutical company based in Milan, Italy.  Chemi, with cGMP certified manufacturing facilities in Italy and Brazil, is best known in the US nutritional arena for its introduction of phosphatidylserine (PS), the popular dietary supplement which has been granted two health claims by the FDA, and is used to enhance learning, memory, and concentration.

Please visit the website of the Journal of the International Society of Sport Nutrition at www.jissn.com/content/5/1/11 to access the original publication.

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11 Oct 08 Comments From A Conf on Osteoporosis amd Low Levels of Free Testoaterone

Osteoporosis in men continues to be an intriguing issue. From a practical viewpoint men respond as well to the approved osteoporosis therapies as do women. Testosterone replacement is clearly indicated if the presentation is not with osteoporosis but with sexual dysfunction (of course not suitable in men treated with androgen deprivation therapy for prostate cancer). BMD does increase with testosterone but there is no data documenting that this decreases the risk of fracture. It almost certainly would but the studies have not been done. Combined use of testosterone and specific osteoporosis therapy is safe and effective. Excellent clinical research continues to demonstrate that circulating estrogen levels (free estradiol) are more closely linked to BMD than free testosterone levels but there is no apparent clinical value in measuring estrogen in most men with hypogonadism.

* Michael Kleerekoper is a member of the Board of Directors of the Michigan Consortium for Osteoporosis and of the Board of Trustees of the national Osteoporosis Foundation.

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04 Aug 08 Testosterone Info 08/04/2008

What is testosterone?

Men produce the hormone testosterone in their testes. Testosterone helps in the following:

• Increases bone density
• Fat distribution
• Muscle mass
• Muscle strength
• Red blood cell production
• Sex drive
• and in men it is responsible for sperm production

Your doctor can prescribe a synthetic version of testosterone. Testosterone therapy using testosterone replacement medications may be necessary for men who have very low levels of testosterone (hypogonadism). Testosterone therapy medications are available as injections, patches and gels.

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13 Jul 08 Normal Testosterone Levels for Women

Normal Testosterone Levels for Women

Ah, the fairer sex! Women start producing testosterone at puberty when their other sex hormones kick in. It gives them a sex drive and lowers their voices. A normal testosterone level will allow a woman to keep her dainty figure and voice while allowing her to have the muscle mass and stamina to chase children around the house or compete in the work force. Too little and they might be exquisite sopranos, but not much else. Too much and they run the risk of deep manly voices and facial hair.

Warnings for both sexes

As you know you can always have too much of a good thing. In both sexes, too much testosterone can lead to hair all over your body, and hair loss on the top of your head. Studies have shown that this can e corrected through therapy, but you must seek a doctor who is familiar with these types of treatments.

Ways to combat Low Testosterone

As we age our bodies produce less and less of this essential hormone resulting in a lack of drive (of any kind)  . It can lead to grumpiness and can leave you depressed. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms please seek medical help. There are alternatives and supplements that you can take to increase your levels safely, and herbal testosterone supplements are a safe and effective method of doing so. As with anything you have ever heard about your health diet and exercise are also key success factors. Eating healthy with improve Testosterone output and exercise will increase testosterone levels in both sexes.

07 Jun 08 Testosterone Video

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02 Jun 08 Testosterone Levels Linked to Good Health

If you talk to a doctor, he will tell you that normal testosterone levels are about 350 to 1000 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dl). that’s a pretty broad range to call normal. May be we should refer to “healthy levels of testosterone instead. After the age of 40, your male hormone level declines about 1 % per year. To be sure, that slow decline is harmless over the shot term, but the long tern effects can be devastating to your health.

Testosterone levels on the low range have now been associated with death from a heart attack. So, if you are an older male being treated for a previous heart attack, why hasn’t your physician mentioned this? Why has he not tested your testosterone levels? You;d better find a new doctor in my opinion!

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