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Symptoms of Low Testosterone

Low testosterone not only affects libido and sexual performance; it leads to an aging body and increased risk of enlarged prostate and other health problems.

Mens' physical, emotional and mental well being are all highly affected by male hormonal health.

Research Study on Low Testosterone

A study conducted by Dr. Elizabeth Barrett-Connor and her colleagues at University of California, San Diego Found that low testosterone may lead to greater risk of death.

At the start of the study, the testosterone levels of 800 men aged 50 to 91 were measured. The mens' health histories were tracked for the next 20 years.

It was found that men with low testosterone had a 33 percent greater risk of death compared to the men with high testosterone.

What Are the Signs of Low Testosterone?

Sexual: Low libido (sex drive), erectile dysfunction, softer erections.

Cardiovascular: High blood pressure, hardening of the arteries (atherosclerosis).

Physical Conditioning: Inability to build lean muscle mass even with consistent strength training, loss of muscular strength, loss of muscular endurance.

Structural: decreased bone density, osteoporosis, loss of muscle mass, poor posture, obesity - especially belly fat.

Diminished Secondary Sex Characteristics: Less facial and body hair, voice softer and higher.

Emotional: Anxiety, depression, irritability, fears, lack of confidence, mood swings.

Mental: Impaired memory, ability to concentrate, and other intellectual functions.

Energy Level: Fatigue, sleep disorders.

The good news: you can prevent or reverse this process of deterioration!

Virility, vigor and masculinity can all be yours when you know how to maintain your hormonal health!


Hormone Tests to Determine if You May Have Low Levels of Testosterone

'Male Potency Killers' That Can Contribute to Low Testosterone

An Easy Way to Increase Testosterone and Save Your Prostate!

Superb Diet for Male Health




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Trace Elements Hair Analysis Testing

Do you know that nutrient mineral balance is INTIMATELY related to hormonal balance?

...AND that toxic metals such as mercury and lead can wreak havoc with hormones..?

Balancing mineral ratios and eliminating toxic metals is FOUNDATIONAL to hormone health!

Endosterol

Phytosterol Complex With EDTA

Benefits: Phytosterols, Saw Palmetto Extract and Pumpkin Seed Extract prevents breakdown of Testosterone for both men and women, supports both male prostate and female organs.

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