Category Archives: Testosterone Clinics



Reexamining Testosterone’s Function: What Are We Overlooking?


Posted by Brianna Clark, Updated on October 17th, 2023

Reading Time: 4 minutes Testosterone, the sex hormone primarily associated with male development and sexual characteristics, has long been the subject of scientific research. Although its role in muscle development, libido, and bone health has been widely studied, recent research suggests that testosterone may have a wider range of functions than previously understood. The purpose of this article is to review testosterone function, particularly in the context of testosterone replacement therapy, free testosterone levels, serum testosterone levels, and its occurrence in women. By studying these aspects, we can gain a more comprehensive understanding of the effects of testosterone on human physiology and health. Introduction: … Read more »

The Causes of Aging


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on October 17th, 2023

Alchemist 300x233Reading Time: 7 minutes The Causes of Aging Since the beginning of time, humans have sought the magic elixir to ward off the inevitable appearance of “Old Man Aging” and the grim reaper that closely follows. From the formulas and experiments of alchemists of ancient Greece to Ponce de Leon’s quest for the fountain of youth, and the scientific research on longevity in modern times, aging has been a most elusive opponent. Ideas abound about the causes of aging. Some insist aging is pre-programmed into our cells, while others maintain aging is mainly due to environmental damage to our cells. Although none of the … Read more »

Low T’ treatment appears to be safe for men with heart Disease.


Posted by Brianna Clark, Updated on October 9th, 2023

Reading Time: 4 minutes Testosterone, a hormone primarily associated with male characteristics, has long been a subject of controversy regarding its effects on cardiovascular health. While there has been concern that testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) might be detrimental to individuals with heart disease, recent research suggests that low testosterone (Low T) treatment appears to be safe for men with underlying cardiac conditions. Our comprehensive review suggests that the best low t treatment is generally safe for men with heart disease, and its benefits may outweigh potential risks. This article reviews the current literature on the relationship between testosterone and heart health, with a focus on the safety and … Read more »

A review of the Oura Ring


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on October 8th, 2023

Oura Ring 300x300Reading Time: 4 minutes A review of the Oura Ring    Sleep is something that, for many people, is not a high priority. It seems like there is always something else to do besides get to bed early. Between television, the Internet, late eating, and a host of other distractions, lack of sleep is becoming an epidemic. Why this is a problem   Consider this. At first thought, sleep does not seem to have any evolutionary purpose. When we sleep, we are vulnerable. In prehistoric times, nocturnal predators posed a significant risk, and in modern times we are ever bit as vulnerable to hazards … Read more »

Testosterone in Hormone Replacement Therapy: Balancing Secondary Sex Characteristics, Precursors, and Health Considerations


Posted by Brianna Clark, Updated on October 8th, 2023

Reading Time: 4 minutes Abstract: Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) has long been a staple of medical practice for those seeking relief from the symptoms of hormone insufficiency or imbalance. The hormone testosterone, sometimes known as a male sexual hormone, is of special importance in HRT. This study article gives an in-depth examination of testosterone's involvement in HRT, highlighting its relevance in preserving secondary sex characteristics, investigating its antecedents, and outlining the advantages and potential hazards of testosterone treatment. We rely on scholarly research publications to back up our findings. Introduction:  Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) entails administering hormones to people who have hormone shortages or … Read more »

Why Do Some Patients Refuse HGH Therapy?


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on October 8th, 2023

why do some patients refuse HGH therapy 300x225Reading Time: 4 minutes Why do some people -- who really do suffer from adult-onset HGH deficiency and who really could benefit from HGH therapy -- refuse to get the help they need? There can be several reasons why some people who genuinely suffer from adult-onset human growth hormone (HGH) deficiency might hesitate or refuse to seek HGH therapy: Lack of Awareness: Some individuals may not be aware that their symptoms are indicative of HGH deficiency, or they may not be well-informed about the potential benefits of therapy. Fear of Medical Procedures: The thought of injections or other medical interventions can be intimidating or … Read more »

What is the Average Dose of TRT or Testosterone Replacement Therapy


Posted by Brianna Clark, Updated on September 17th, 2023

Reading Time: 4 minutes In men's health, testosterone has a crucial role. This hormone is responsible for shaping masculinity and influences various aspects like muscle mass, bone strength, mood, and energy. It holds significant importance for overall well-being. However, as gentlemen advance in years, the inherent levels of testosterone in their bodies gradually diminish owing to an amalgamation of diverse influences. This diminishing trend ushers in a spectrum of indications, including weariness, diminished sexual zeal, and at times, sensations of despondency. These symptoms can notably impact their quality of life. The current scenario has triggered a remarkable upswing in the favorability of testosterone replacement … Read more »

FDA Approves Jatenzo Oral Testosterone Replacement for Certain Types of Hypogonadism


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on September 14th, 2023

The Food and Drug Administration 300x169Reading Time: 3 minutes FDA Approves Jatenzo Oral Testosterone Replacement for Certain Types of Hypogonadism The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved oral testosterone undecanoate (Jatenzo, Clarus Therapeutics) to treat men with hypogonadism (low testosterone levels also known as “Low-T”). However, the regulatory agency warns medical providers from prescribing Jatenzo solely for anti-aging purposes. Instead, the FDA mandated that the drug should only be prescribed for symptoms resulting from certain medical afflictions, such as genetic disorders like Klinefelter syndrome or tumors that have harmed the pituitary gland. Jatenzo should not be used to treat men with age-related low testosterone, even if such … Read more »

Testosterone Replacement Therapy provides heart protection


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on September 14th, 2023

University of SheffieldReading Time: 3 minutes Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) provides heart protection for men with hypogonadism (low testosterone) You have probably heard the warning that testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) has been linked to an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes. These warnings come from radio and television commercials from law firms and sound something like this: “If you have suffered a heart attack after receiving testosterone therapy, please contact the law firm of ___ for a free, no-obligation consultation.” That sounds ominous and urgent. But is it true? Are these dire warnings about the risk of testosterone based on medical facts? Or are they … Read more »

The Relationship between Ghrelin and Stress in Relationship to PTSD


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 21st, 2023

beautiful medical HGH doctor in protective glasses is working with test tubes microscope and digital  300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes While medical science is still working to discover the intricacies of Ghrelin as it acts on human physiology, the hormone's effects on the digestive system are quite clear. On the other hand, most hormones have different results depending on which organs and systems that they interact with at any point. New research suggests that Ghrelin also acts as a stress hormone. The most well-known and understood stress hormone is probably Cortisol, but there are several other hormones associated with stress response. A recent study unveils a correlation between Ghrelin Levels and PTSD in adolescents exposed to childhood trauma. Children with … Read more »

Testosterone Boosting Foods – Food Science Explored


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on June 24th, 2023

green banana food for elephant SBI 301081979 300x199Reading Time: 3 minutes Maintaining Healthy Testosterone Levels is critical for supporting a man's healthy body and mind. The testes and adrenal glands are pretty good at keeping us flush with Testosterone during adolescence and early adulthood, but testosterone boosting foods might still be needed. Testosterone becomes increasingly scarce as we enter the thirties and beyond. Testosterone is impacted by genetics as well as lifestyle. Resistance training is one of the most effective ways to amplify Testosterone Levels, for example. What we put in our bodies also matters a lot. Opiates and alcohol both have a suppressive effect on Testosterone Production. If you're interested … Read more »

Testosterone Increases Tenacity and Persistence In Spite of Long Odds


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on May 17th, 2023

casino roulette table SBI 302132258 300x169Reading Time: 3 minutes Sex Hormones have a tremendous effect on psychological function. Testosterone not only impacts male physiology, but it has a significant impact on decision-making. There is a big trend in research to explore the behavioral effects of Testosterone via Hormone Replacement. A study recently released in the clinical journal Psychoneuroendocrinology uses Testosterone to explore how the hormone impacts men's ability to stand up in the face of defeat. Testosterone and Social Rank In animals, Testosterone Levels are often associated with pecking order. Dominant males tend to have higher Testosterone Levels than subordinates in the group. Earning one's place at the top … Read more »

Are All HRT Clinics the Same?


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on April 30th, 2023

are all HRT clinics the same 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes No, not all HRT clinics are the same. There are many factors to consider when choosing an HRT clinic, including the following: The clinic's experience and expertise in HRT. Choosing a clinic with experience treating men and women with HRT is essential. (A few HRT clinics, ours not included, do not treat both sexes.) The clinic should have a team of doctors and nurses who are knowledgeable about the risks and benefits of HRT and the different types of HRT available. Our clinic meets these requirements and then some – as all our physicians are experienced, board-certified specialists. The clinic's … Read more »

Two Food Compounds can reduce Alzheimer’s Risk!


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 16th, 2023

eat more fruit 300x200Reading Time: 5 minutes Two Food Compounds can reduce Alzheimer's Risk! At our clinic, we specialize in Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). We offer Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), Human Growth Hormone (HGH) Replacement Therapy, Sermorelin Therapy, and several other hormone treatments designed to restore our client's hormones to a youthful, healthy level. But we don’t stop with HRT. That’s right. Our treatment regimens included scientific nutrition and what foods to eat and not eat, how to control stress, what proper hydration means, what supplements you should take, the proper exercise routines that reduce injury and promote longevity, creating a toxin-free environment, and the latest research … Read more »

Testosterone Lowers Insulin Resistance in Obese Men


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 16th, 2023

smiling male doctor in white coat pointing finger up isolated 260349455 300x300Reading Time: 3 minutes Testosterone Lowers Insulin Resistance in Obese Men According to a recent study, testosterone, metformin, or a combination of both lowered insulin resistance in obese men. The link between obesity and diabetes has been established. For men suffering from both of these afflictions, the result is often lower testosterone levels. So the questions are: Can Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) lower insulin resistance and boost testosterone back to a more normal level? What about the combination of TRT with metformin, a commonly-prescribed drug for diabetics? Or what about either testosterone or metformin alone? To answer those questions, a group of researchers conducted … Read more »

Recent Poll concludes: Sexual health is a big concern for men


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on January 2nd, 2023

man with erectile dysfunction 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes According to a recent survey from Cleveland Clinic, sexual health is a huge concern for aging men. Of those polled, 44% are worried about the dreaded erectile dysfunction (ED), 39% with a loss of sex drive, and 36% with low testosterone. "I think that this is something men realize can change with age, and many men may not realize that it can happen to men of all ages," said Petar Bajic, MD, a urologist for Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Bajic said the survey had some other intriguing findings as well. Around 58% of men think low testosterone is the most common … Read more »

Keto Diet for Weight Loss and Low-T Relief


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on December 31st, 2022

keto 6662429_960_720 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutes For a long time, people have understood nutrition as a simple calories-in, calories-out equation, with a consideration for adequate vitamins and minerals. Over the last generation, we've really begun to dig into the complexities of how what we eat affects our bodies. The bread/starch-laden food pyramid of the past is obsolete, and it's important to change our habits in the face of new science and research. A recent study showcased at the annual European Congress of Endocrinology provides evidence that the ketogenic diet may greatly benefit obese and overweight men with Low Testosterone. Italian researchers studied how men are impacted … Read more »

Male menopause: it’s real!


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on December 16th, 2022

menopauseReading Time: 5 minutes Menopause. Ask any woman. She’ll describe the hot flashes...the irregular periods...the mood swings...the cruel insomnia...the weight gain...the night sweats...chills...vaginal dryness...and more painful and depressing symptoms. The point is: for many women; menopause is real, very real. It’s not something that can be ignored or go away on its own. Women’s concerns over this uninvited guest deserve to be heard and treated like the medical affliction it is. “The change of life” is not something to be scoffed at. But what about men? Men? Is it true that men also experience male menopause? YES! Often referred to as andropause (male menopause), … Read more »

North Carolina Testosterone Clinics for Low-T and Hormone Therapy


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on December 6th, 2022

north carolina state flag 28577_640 300x205Reading Time: 5 minutes Have you been feeling more tired than usual lately? Have you experienced a serious drop in sexual desire or function over the course of recent months or years? If so, then there is a chance that you are a serious candidate for Testosterone Replacement Therapy for Low-T. We represent a licensed and board-certified North Carolina Hormone Center that provides services to men over the age of thirty, all over the state. We have simplified and streamlined the process of HRT Assessment and Prescription, allowing us to quickly and accurately evaluate your need for Hormone Replacement Therapy, as well as provide … Read more »

Blue Zones Ground Zero of Longevity


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 12th, 2022

Loma Limda Church 300x200Reading Time: 2 minutes One of the best ways to understand how people can live longer is to go straight to the source! Researcher Dan Buettner has located outliers throughout the planet that he has coined as Blue Zones. These are areas where people are exceptionally likely to live to be one hundred years old. He went to these regions, talked to the people there, and collected data about their lives. These cities are located all over the globe, from Loma Linda, California, to Okinawa, Japan. Other Blue Zones include Sardinia (Italy), Icaria (Greece), and Nicoya (Costa Rica). While these places are dispersed all … Read more »