TESTOSTERONE: MEN

LIFEFORCE Medical Institute / Highland Park Low T

Symptoms

What is testosterone?** PLEASE DESCRIBE THIS IMAGE **

Testosterone is a hormone secreted primarily by the testicles in men. It is the primary male sex hormone, responsible for male sexual development and critical in maintaining erectile function, libido, normal energy levels, healthy body composition, cognition and resistance to many chronic diseases. Testosterone also controls a whole range of physiological functions throughout the body.


** PLEASE DESCRIBE THIS IMAGE **What causes low testosterone?

Testosterone levels decline with age, beginning when a man is in his thirties. By the age of 80 it is only 1/5 of what it was in youth. In addition to aging, stress can also play a role in lowering testosterone levels. Increased estrogen levels (due to obesity, a high-fat diet, alcohol consumption, and low levels of serum zinc) and insulin-resistance in men can further reduce free testosterone levels.


** PLEASE DESCRIBE THIS IMAGE **Health issues caused by low testosterone levels

Low testosterone levels have been linked to common health issues such as:

  • Alzheimer's Disease
  • Type II Diabetes
  • Osteoporosis
  • Muscle Wasting
  • Loss of Sex Drive
  • Erectile Dysfunction
  • High Blood Pressure
  • Excess Body Fat
  • Inflammatory-Related Diseases
  • Cardiovascular Disease
  • Anemia
  • Obesity

How we can help

** PLEASE DESCRIBE THIS IMAGE **Through Bio Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) you will be under the guidance of Dr. Rosenbloom and his professional staff, who will carefully monitor your hormone levels to ensure the safe replacement of decreasing hormones. This can effectively reduce if not eliminate all of the symptoms above, and in some areas even reverse the damage. However, there are many ways you can also increase testosterone levels in addition to BHRT to improve your quality of life such as:

  • Reducing excess body fat
  • Weight training
  • Consuming less alcohol
  • Eating a healthy low-fat diet
  • Managing stress
  • Eating less soy products
  • Being mindful with medications that impair liver function

Contact us

** PLEASE DESCRIBE THIS IMAGE **Please contact us for any questions regarding insurance, our services, scheduling and treatment plans.

Busy?

To "jumpstart" your evaluation, please download this confidential personal information form (Men's Confidenial Information), fill out with your information and basic symptoms, and then attach/send it via email to operations@LIFEFORCEMED.com. A LIFEFORCE physician will contact you shortly.


Affiliations

Dr. Mark Rosenbloom is a proud member of the Forever Health Network.


Media

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