Category Archives: Hormone News



Europe Endocrine Function Testing Market Studied by VPG in Cutting-Edge Report Now Available at MarketPublishers.com


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 25th, 2024

Reading Time: < 1 minute LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The European endocrine function testing market is expected to undergo considerable transformation over the upcoming five years. The market changes are likely to be provoked by new and stricter regulations; ongoing advancements in diagnostics technologies, system engineering, IT, and automation; as well as increasing competition. Beckman Coulter, Kyowa Medex, Abbott Laboratories, Sysmex, Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, Biomedical Diagnostics and Agilent Technologies are amid the most prominent participants on the European endocrine function testing arena. New research report 2013 Endocrine Function Testing Market in Europe: Hospitals, Commercial Labs, Physician Offices, Ambulatory Care Centers prepared by Venture Planning Group (VPG) offers a … Read more »

A More ‘Natural’ Version Of IVF Proves A Success


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 25th, 2024

Reading Time: 2 minutes The world's first baby has been born using a more 'natural' type of IVF. The breakthrough study, which took four years to complete, used a natural occurring hormone called kisspeptin, which helps to induce egg development. It allows women to avoid the use of the traditional IVF drug which can trigger a serious condition called ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). Women most at risk of OHSS are those with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Talking to HuffPost UK Lifestyle, Geoffrey H Trew, Consultant in Reproductive Medicine & Surgery at Hammersmith Hospital, said, Most women are now being treated by IVF very safely … Read more »

How Testicular Cancer Is Diagnosed | Testicular Cancer – Video


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 25th, 2024

Reading Time: < 1 minute How Testicular Cancer Is Diagnosed | Testicular Cancer See what you can learn on the go with the new Howcast App for iPhone and iPad: http://bit.ly/11ZmFOu Watch more How to Understand Testicular Cancer videos: h... By: Howcast Go here to read the rest: How Testicular Cancer Is Diagnosed | Testicular Cancer - Video … Read more »

Weight Loss Drops – Are They A Scam? – Video


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 25th, 2024

Reading Time: < 1 minute Weight Loss Drops - Are They A Scam? Weight Loss Drops CLICK Here➽➽ http://bodyshape.pw Numerous studies have proven conclusively that they (HCG Diet Drops) are worthless, all of the weight los... By: AlexNulsen View original post here: Weight Loss Drops - Are They A Scam? - Video … Read more »

Weight Loss Cure with Metabolic Cookbook – Video


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 25th, 2024

Reading Time: < 1 minute Weight Loss Cure with Metabolic Cookbook For more information click the link http://smarturl.it/TruthAboutCellulite Weight Loss Cure: What Is It? The first phase of the Weight Loss Cure focuses on c... By: marina gecko Originally posted here: Weight Loss Cure with Metabolic Cookbook - Video … Read more »

Six Ways to Feel Good and Balance Your Hormones at the Same Time!


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 25th, 2024

portrait of a HGH doctor isolated against a white background  200x300Reading Time: 4 minutes Most people don't realize how important Hormone Balance is to maintaining the day-to-day quality of life. Diet, exercise, and other factors contribute greatly to Hormone Optimization. While many are concerned about the long-term consequences of health issues such as HGH Deficiency and Low-T, Hormone Imbalance can lead to several short-term symptoms that can significantly impact your wellness, including depression, headaches, bloating, lack of concentration, and fatigue. By taking steps to improve your Hormone Balance, you can mitigate these issues and get your mind back on what matters! Eat Better for Hormone Balance Diet is among the tried and true ways … Read more »

Testosterone Replacement Therapy


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on December 9th, 2023

testosterone replacement therapy header2 620x206Reading Time: 3 minutes Thank you for deciding to look into testosterone replacement therapy. We love helping men who are ready to take the initiative and do something about their declining hormone levels. While the basics of this therapy is pretty simple there's still a lot of information to share and you've come to the right place to get it. Testosterone replacement therapy involves a few steps: Making an appointment with one of our specialized physicians. Getting a blood test and consultation regarding your medical history and current symptoms. Reviewing the different treatment regimens and picking the one that's right for you. Acquiring your … Read more »

Another Analysis Shows No Cardiovascular Risks With Testosterone Therapy


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 11th, 2023

testosterone therapy since 1939 300x180Reading Time: 3 minutes Testosterone therapy has been around for a long time – since 1939, to be exact. Men (mainly) have been using this therapy to treat hormonal issues such as low testosterone or hypogonadism and illegally for sports and weightlifting. Throughout the decades, there has been concern over cardiovascular (CV) risks associated with testosterone use, even when used safely and correctly to treat low testosterone under the supervision of a doctor. Studies have shown this is not the case, yet another analysis shows the same conclusion. No Evidence of Short- to Medium-Term CV Risk A systematic review and meta-analysis published in The … Read more »

Losing Weight with Baratric Surgery Reverses Low Testosterone


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 11th, 2023

bariatric surgery can boost testosterone levels for teenage boys 200x300Reading Time: 3 minutes Adult men and teenagers who are extremely overweight or obese will usually experience a host of health problems, not excluding hormonal issues, such as low testosterone and higher estrogen levels. Obesity not only wreaks havoc on your hormones, but it can also increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, erectile dysfunction and infertility, to name a few other health issues. Being so overweight as to be considered obese is not something to take lightly and considering using bariatric surgery to significantly reduce the weight may actually save your life or improve your life significantly. Bariatric Surgery Can Reverse Type 2 … Read more »

Both High and Low Levels of Testosterone Correlate With Cardiovascular Issues in Men


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 9th, 2023

low testosterone associated with cardiovascular issues hypertension 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes As men age, hormone levels tend to decline or become imbalanced. The majority of hormones tend to decrease, but occasionally levels are seen to be too high. For example, this includes testosterone, growth hormone, thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH), etc. All of these hormones (and more!) play essential roles in our bodies – roles that need to be continued if one wants to live a long and happy life. A hormone of major interest to most men is testosterone. As men age, testosterone tends to decline by about 10% a decade after he reaches 30 years of age. Unfortunately, we are … Read more »

Human Growth Hormone May Actually IMPROVE Quadricep Strength After Reconstruction of Torn ACL


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 7th, 2023

torn acl knee hgh 225x300Reading Time: 3 minutes In addition to the recent exciting news about Mark Cuban's research showing that HGH can significantly improve the recovery process from a sports injury, as well as maintain the patient's athletic performance, now we have more good news about human growth hormone (HGH). The good news is in regards to quadriceps strength after the reconstruction of a torn ACL – a serious surgery that can impact a patient's future sports performance forever. A torn ACL is one of the worst diagnoses an athlete will hear in their lifetime. It could mean their career. Thankfully, we have HGH to the rescue! … Read more »

It’s True: Men Today Have Less Testosterone Compared to Men a Generation Ago


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 5th, 2023

testosterone levels in men the lowest ever seen 200x300Reading Time: 4 minutes According to Forbes, “you’re not the man your father was.” Yikes, that’s harsh. But it may actually be true...in terms of testosterone levels. Testosterone therapy has been on the rise over the past two decades or so, but it’s not all due to the increase in marketing campaigns and advertising towards men to boost their testosterone with supplements and therapy. There actually is a medical phenomenon going on today with modern men. In fact, across the population, men have less testosterone than men of the same age just one generation ago. Why is this? The answer is pretty complicated. Research … Read more »

BPA Here, BPA There, What’s the Reason for the Scare?


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 5th, 2023

plastic water bottles possible source of BPA 300x200Reading Time: 4 minutes You’ve surely seen the labels “BPA free” on some products and food items. What’s that all about? What is BPA and why would some people go out of their way – and maybe even spend more – to avoid it? Let’s find out! First, BPA is an abbreviation for “bisphenol A,” which is an industrial chemical that is used for making resins and plastics that are, in turn, often used for food packaging and home storage or consumption. It’s been in use for about 80 years. Around 8 million tons of the stuff are produced every year, making it among … Read more »

Non-Stop Cravings for Protein? Blame it on Your Gut Hormones!


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 3rd, 2023

protein cravings blamed on gut hormone 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes Our bodies are truly amazing when it comes to communication between cells, organs, tissues, etc. Not only are our bodies complex with millions of unseen chemical reactions taking place, but these reactions tell our brains what we need – including cravings for certain foods. A new study, that we will discuss here, reveals the “cross talk” between our gut and brain that persuades our brain to crave more protein when the gut detects a protein deficiency. Hormone in Gut Triggers Craving for Protein Our bodies use hormones to communicate between cells and organs, such as from the gut to the … Read more »

Testosterone Therapy Could Help Quell Your Asthma Attacks


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on January 3rd, 2023

testosterone could help suppress asthma attack symptoms 300x200Reading Time: 5 minutes Yes, you read that right. Testosterone may actually help with your asthma and subdue the symptoms of it. Asthma is a fairly common disease in today’s world and it could only get worse with increasing air pollution in our cities around the world. It is a disease that is very easy to treat but there is no actual cure for it. Unfortunately, it can cause many different problems for the patients who suffer from asthma. However, recent research has shown some promising results with the use of testosterone to subdue the symptoms of asthma. What is Asthma? Asthma is a … Read more »

Low Testosterone Linked to Depression and Suicidal Ideation


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on December 19th, 2022

low testosterone linked to depression and suicide 300x225Reading Time: 5 minutes In previous studies, as well as with anecdotal evidence, low testosterone (low-T) has been linked to depression and behavior changes in men. Low testosterone is increasingly common, especially in the male population of the United States, and causes multiple health issues for men including erectile dysfunction, low muscle mass, low libido and depression/anxiety. It’s no wonder that along with low testosterone, rates of depression have also been on the rise. Every day, thousands of people are being diagnosed or treated for depression with anti-depressant medications. Could depression sometimes be caused by hormone imbalance? Let’s read into a recent study involving … Read more »

Breaking News: Testosterone May Be the Answer to Autoimmune Diseases


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on December 19th, 2022

testosterone and autoimmune diseases 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes Have you noticed that people developing autoimmune diseases seem to be on the rise? And especially among women? Lupus, fibromyalgia, rheumatoid arthritis, celiac disease, multiple sclerosis...the list goes on. Many of these diseases leave their sufferers bedridden, unable to work, in severe pain, and just plain miserable, even suicidal in some cases. Doctors have figured out ways to mitigate symptoms and pain, but few have figured out how to cure many of them. Recent research is pointing to a hormone, testosterone, possibly being able to “put the brakes” on the immune response. Testosterone Could Protect Men From Stomach Inflammation The … Read more »

Your Birthplace Heavily Influences Your Future Testosterone Levels


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on December 18th, 2022

birthplace heavily influences testosterone levels 300x225Reading Time: 4 minutes We know that a lot of what determines our health and longevity is based on genetics, but lifestyle factors, which include environmental factors, also play a huge role as well. Obviously, if you have genes that tend to keep you slim and muscular for the most part, but you end up eating tons of fat and junk food, you’ll end up gaining weight. On the other hand, some people have a tough time staying slim most of the time, but with the right diet and exercise, it’s not so difficult. The same kind of example can be said about a … Read more »

Fact or Myth: Have Testosterone Levels Really Dropped by 50% Just in the Past Two Decades?


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on December 16th, 2022

testosterone levels dropped by fifty percent fact or myth 300x192Reading Time: 3 minutes In April, a Twitter post went viral, having men (and even women) even more concerned about their health, specifically their hormonal and sexual health. This post claimed that testosterone levels have dropped by almost 50% during the past 20 years. Fifty percent? Yowza! That’s a lot! Could this be true? That would mean that we have A LOT of sick men out there who are probably experiencing infertility and erectile dysfunction. Could this be why infertility is on the rise? This is what the same post said: Here’s a cheery Friday fact: An average 22 year-old (sic) male today has … Read more »

Do Larger Testicles Make More Testosterone?


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on June 24th, 2022

condom 3197506_960_720 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes Big testicles have long been associated with higher masculinity and a proclivity for risk-taking. If you're a guy, it's almost inevitable that your friends will ask you if you Have the Balls to do any number of things. But how does testicle size actually relate to Testosterone production? Testosterone is the primary hormone associated with manliness, libido, and virility, and most of it is made by your testicles (though small amounts are produced in the adrenal glands). It stands to reason that larger balls equal more Testosterone, but does the science bear that common sense out? In the world of … Read more »