Category Archives: Hypogonadism

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Video Download: More Than 152 Million Men Suffer From Hypogonadism And Low Testosterone Video Stream: More Than 152 Million Men Suffer From Hypogonadism And Low Testosterone Testosterone deficiency is a worldwide health issue that impacts millions upon millions of men across the globe. The world health organization estimates that 152 million males suffer from low-t. There are researchers and scientists from every major country on earth working on treatments and strategies to treat low-t and andropause so that men can live healthier and longer lives, as well as achieve restored sexual ability and satisfaction. Age-related hypogonadism is common and widespread, … Read more »

Clomiphene Citrate is an alternative to Testosterone Replacement Therapy for men looking for a way to safely restore their Testosterone Levels and improve their health, vitality, and sexual potency. It has helped many men across the country restore both their fertility and their erectile function, as well as improve their overall health and vitality. Although Clomiphene Citrate is available as a generic medication, it can also be found under the brand names Serophene and Clomid. Video Download: Clomiphene Citrate For Low T Video Stream: Clomiphene Citrate For Low T Clomiphene Citrate was originally designed to be a fertility drug for … Read more »

Male Hypogonadism is a relatively common medical condition that afflicts men of all ages but is most common among men forty and over. Symptomatic Testosterone Deficiency is believed to afflict 5% of men in America but becomes increasingly likely as men grow older. It's estimated that around 6.5 million men across the United States struggle with Low-T. By age 70, almost 20% of men have significant symptoms directly attributable to declining Testosterone Levels. Video Download: Risk Factors For And Causes Of Male Hypogonadism Video Stream: Risk Factors For And Causes Of Male Hypogonadism Types of Hypogonadism: Primary and Secondary Hypogonadism … Read more »

Video Download: What Is Male Hypogonadism Part 1 Video Stream: What Is Male Hypogonadism Part 1 Video Download: What Is Male Hypogonadism Part 2 Video Stream: What Is Male Hypogonadism Part 2 &t=1s Hypogonadism refers to any condition which depletes the body's ability to produce sex hormones. In the case of men, Hypogonadism refers to a suppressed ability or inability to produce Testosterone, Luteinizing Hormone, or Follicle Stimulating Hormone. Both Luteinizing Hormone and Follicle Stimulating Hormone are necessary to produce Testosterone and Sperm. Male Hypogonadism can refer both to the inability to produce Testosterone and the inability to produce sperm … Read more »

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Hypogonadism is a condition where the sex glands produce little or no sex hormones. The sex glands are the testes in men and the ovaries in women. Testosterone is produced in the testes and estrogen is produced in the ovaries. These are the two main sex hormones produced by men and women, respectively. Sex hormones control sexual characteristics, such as breast and testicular development as well as pubic hair growth. In addition, both testosterone and estrogen play major roles in the male and female reproductive systems, including menstrual cycles and sperm production. Humans would not survive without sex hormones! Video … Read more »