Category Archives: Testosterone Information



Testosterone not always to blame – Sat, 04 Aug 2012 PST


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 24th, 2024

Couple enjoying recreation 300x200Reading Time: 2 minutesDear Annie: I have had all I can take from your female readers who complain about the lack of intimacy from their husbands. You tell them to have their husbands testosterone checked and seek counseling. Allow me to give you a better answer. It's true that men, as they get older and live with their partners for years, might not be as excited about intimacy as in their younger days. That does not mean they are not interested in intimacy. It means they are not interested in their partner. Here are my questions for those female readers: How big is … Read more »

Why Women Make Better Money Managers


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 23rd, 2024

women make better money managers 199x300Reading Time: 4 minutesFemale money managers consistently outperform their male counterparts, according to a recent study. Blame it on testosterone! Men's perception of greater power in the workplace, due to higher testosterone levels, is why women outpace them when it comes to investment returns, researchers say. Female money managers consistently outperform their male counterparts, and social scientists say this unbalanced power dynamic is one reason why. But, they add that eventually, as the power balance evens out in the workplace, women may lose some of that edge. Men's higher testosterone levels lead them to trade more and take riskier positions. "Men can become … Read more »

Testosterone, the Power Hormone


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 19th, 2024

Arab spring 300x205Reading Time: 4 minutesWhat do the Arab Spring, religious Crusades, and Europe's revolutions of 1848 have in common? All were fueled by a surplus of hapless young men, according to Karin Kneissl, an Austrian academic, author, and political analyst. In her new German-language book, Testosteron Macht Politik (rough translation: Testosterone Makes Politics), Kneissl lays out her case for the primary male sex hormone as a driver of world affairs. She spoke with TIME about the book. An abbreviated version of the conversation follows: TIME: So far, your book is out only in German, so I suspect most of our readers won't have heard … Read more »

Declining Testosterone Levels in Men Not Part of Normal Aging


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 11th, 2024

multi colored caduceus 300x169Reading Time: 5 minutesThis is a relevant article you must read because aging isn't the only primary source of why testosterone decline occurs in men. An exciting men's health data research examination on the male endocrine system discovered that common declines in testosterone score, ranging over the years, decades, and one's lifespan, is more probable to occur from a man's lifestyle, health, and behavioral changes, than by only aging itself. This doesn't mean that a man's testosterone decline isn't linked to aging, because it is, but behavior and lifestyle choices are thought to have a significant impact on a man's testosterone, more than … Read more »

How long does it take for Testosterone replacement treatments and therapy to work?


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 10th, 2024

smiling doctor with crossed arms 300x194Reading Time: 9 minutesTestosterone: How long does it take to see benefits? Frequently some of the most common questions our endocrinologists get asked by our new patients about testosterone cream, gel or shots are: 1. How long does testosterone therapy take to work? 2. When will I start feeling better? 3. How soon can I expect to see results? 4. How much time does testosterone take to see the benefits? The short answer is most patients notice changes in how they feel on the inside within one or two weeks, but that doesn't always apply to everyone because of the physical differences in people. The physiology of each … Read more »

BUSTED: Myths About Testosterone And Its Link To Sexual Desire In Men And Women


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 8th, 2024

mh muscular man working out in gym with dumbbellsReading Time: 5 minutesTestosterone is often cast as the manly hormone, the chemical bestower of masculinity, and the reason for men's high sex drives. But new research turns this conventional wisdom on its head. In healthy men, it turns out that testosterone isn't linked to sexual desire at all. And in women, high testosterone is actually associated with less interest in sex with a partner. Complicating the picture further, while high-testosterone women may be less interested in slipping between the sheets with a lover, high testosterone is linked to greater interest in masturbation in healthy women, according to research detailed online in May … Read more »

Testosterone and Alcohol: Your Health and the Holiday Season


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 6th, 2024

indiana dunes state park 1848559_960_720 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutesDuring the holiday seasons which are all-year-round, depending, be conscious about your alcohol intake, because it could have a negative impact on your testosterone. When holiday parties come around, be careful not to over imbibe alcohol, because it's something easy to do. We tend to be more carefree during the holidays. It is a sad reality, but during holidays is when people drink too much, destroy their health and get into car accidents, or are the victim of someone who is drunk driving. It's almost a tired old thing to say, go easy on the booze, but more and more … Read more »

The Secret to Guys Sex Appeal: Low Stress, High Testosterone, Strong Immunity


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on November 4th, 2024

man 1485335_960_720 300x200Reading Time: 3 minutesWashboard abs and a chiseled jaw are a draw, but a recent study suggests it may be a man’s healthy immune system that really turns women on. That makes sense, since a strong immune system signifies a healthy guy — one who’s likely to survive long enough to pass his rugged genes to the next generation. But the more surprising thing is that women can apparently spot good immunity by looking at a guy’s face. The critical factor may be testosterone, the male hormone that has been associated with a man’s hardy, good looks. According to a study published in … Read more »

Punicalagin: A powerful Testosterone Booster


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on October 19th, 2024

booster 366372_960_720 300x199Reading Time: 4 minutesPunicalagin: A powerful Testosterone Booster Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) has proven to be the most efficient method of raising testosterone levels in men suffering from hypogonadism (low testosterone, aka “low-T”). Our clinic is proud to offer the latest, safest, most cutting-edge testosterone restoration available. We have decades of experience in Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), and we are confident that we provide our clients with the best medical supervision possible while they are undergoing our testosterone regimen. In addition to our prescription testosterone treatment, we also offer several additional programs designed to ensure our clients receive the maximum benefit from our … Read more »

Men Want to Know – Free Testosterone versus Total Testosterone


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on September 9th, 2024

free versus total testosterone 200x300Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen you come in for your testosterone test at our clinic, many of you will get two numbers for your testosterone levels, not just one. The first is total testosterone, and the second is free testosterone. What’s the difference? And what does it all mean for my overall physical and mental health and sexual function? Not all testosterone in your body is bioavailable – that is, able to enter cells when needed. The most bioavailable testosterone is called “free” testosterone because it is not bound to any proteins in the bloodstream. Testosterone that is tightly bound – not free – … Read more »

Testosterone as a Truth Serum


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on September 8th, 2024

truth 257160_960_720 300x225Reading Time: 2 minutesTestosterone is the number one male hormone. It is what is thought of when considering an individual's masculinity, and is normally associated with aggression. A new research study from the University of Bonn has also found a surprising attribute that can be attributed to testosterone. It fosters social behavior. Individuals with increased levels of testosterone were shown to lie less frequently than their counterparts with a lower levels. In an incredible twist, the hormone known for increased libido and muscle building, risky behavior and macho posturing, is now also known for telling the truth. Lead author, Dr. Matthias Wibral stated … Read more »

Low on Testosterone? No Problem!


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 28th, 2024

man grabbing fat rollsReading Time: 4 minutesSigns of Low Testosterone Some men have a lower-than-normal testosterone level without signs or symptoms. For others, low testosterone may cause: - Changes in sexual function. This may include reduced sexual desire, fewer spontaneous erections -- such as during sleep -- and infertility. - Changes in sleep patterns. Sometimes low testosterone causes insomnia or other sleep disturbances. - Physical changes. Various physical changes are possible, including increased body fat, reduced muscle bulk and strength, and decreased bone density. Swollen or tender breasts and hair loss are likely. You may experience hot flashes and have less energy than you used to. … Read more »

Stomach Inflammation: Another Ailment That Testosterone Can Stop in its Tracks


Posted by Professor Anna Gray, Updated on August 27th, 2024

testosterone and stomach inflammation 300x201Reading Time: 3 minutesHormones play so many key roles in our bodies such as fertility, puberty, growth, etc., so it’s no wonder that scientists believe hormones play a big role in the inflammatory response as well. Researchers have looked into the role that hormones play in both male and female inflammatory responses. They found some interesting results regarding testosterone and stomach inflammation, believe it or not. It appears that testosterone may be able to protect against stomach inflammation. Autoimmune Diseases More Prevalent in Women Unfortunately, autoimmune diseases are more prevalent in women, and this could be due to differences in inflammatory responses between … Read more »

The Healthy Skeptic: Products make testosterone claims


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 13th, 2024

testosterone 2901425_960_720 300x241Reading Time: 4 minutesTestosterone levels in men drop as they grow older. Age is just a number. But for men, that number says a lot about what's going on in their bodies. Starting at about age 30, men start producing less testosterone, the hormone that helps spark sex drive, build muscle and stoke energy, ambition and aggression. In short, it helps men feel manly. For all of the talk about "male menopause," the loss of testosterone isn't anything like the hormonal nose dive that women go through. Instead of essentially disappearing all at once, testosterone levels usually decline by about 1% every year … Read more »

MOTS-c Therapy To Improve Body Composition


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 12th, 2024

woman 4618189_960_720 300x169Reading Time: 2 minutesIf your goal is to cut body fat and develop more lean muscle, MOTS-c Peptide Treatments are a potent option at your disposal. While men with Low-T will likely benefit best from Testosterone Therapy, we understand that men have different health needs and fitness goals. Our HRT Specialists have extensive training in the use of peptides, hormones, and elite nutrition strategies designed to help get you to your best self. We will work with your needs and budget to develop a next-level therapy program. MOTS-c is a naturally produced peptide that is emitted by our mitochondria in order to facilitate … Read more »

Attention Baby Boomers — Could Testosterone be the Modern Day “Fountain of Youth?”


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 7th, 2024

the fountain of youth 300x225Reading Time: 6 minutesOver the last hundreds or thousands of years, beginning with Ponce de Leon, adventurers and explorers have been on the lookout and risking their lives in seek of what we now call the "fountain of youth." The legend is similar to its portrayal in the whimsical movie Everlasting Tuck, where there is a source of water or fountain that, once drunk from, will bring immortality or endless vigor to the curious seeker. In the movie, it's debatable whether this is a curse or a blessing... Does this "fountain of youth" actually exist? What is the source of its healing and … Read more »

New Research Proves Testosterone Replacement Therapy is Safe for the Heart


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 6th, 2024

shutterstock 565787896 300x200 8109Reading Time: 9 minutesTestosterone Replacement Therapy DOES NOT Increase Heart Attack Risk Recently, the mainstream media began sounding dire warnings about Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT). A recent study was published by the non-profit journal, PLOS One, claiming that in the initial three months of TRT, men were more likely to experience a heart attack if they have previously experienced the cardiovascular disease. However, when looked at unemotionally and in detail, the study appears to have overlooked several key factors. This is just one of a barrage of studies that have employed questionable methodologies but used shock value and fear tactics that resulted in … Read more »

Testosterone’s Surprising Link to Men’s ‘Love Hormone’ Oxytocin


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 5th, 2024

shutterstock 651194746 1 300x214 4896Reading Time: 8 minutesAfter Testosterone Blast of Hunting, Men’s ‘Love Hormone’ Rises When They Return Home Testosterone. It fuels the drive of hunters, athletes, traders in the financial markets and other so-called “Alpha males.” And regardless of their differences, they all tend to have one thing in common: they are all ultra-competitive and possess an almost superhuman drive to succeed. As a result of this drive, their testosterone levels are off-the-charts, primarily when they are engaged in the high-level competition of their brutally Darwinist fields. But There is Another Side to This Story The Chinese call it Yin/Yang. In Viking times, it was … Read more »

Blocking Testosterone to Defeat Melanoma


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 2nd, 2024

cancer 389921_960_720 300x198Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile Testosterone is essential to peak male performance, there are times during which Testosterone and other androgens can actually create a hindrance to health, healing, and recovery. Androgen blockers are often necessary to help survive potentially life-threatening conditions like cancer, for example. Prostate Cancer is one of the most well-known medical conditions requiring Testosterone Blockers to ensure the patient's survival. Researchers worldwide are searching for new and effective treatments and cures, and Androgen Blockers have their place in the medical toolbox. Testosterone Interacts with the Immune System While Testosterone is most strongly associated with virility and muscle development, the masculine … Read more »

Study Finds that Testosterone Boosts Memory for Uncontrolled Diabetics


Posted by Dr. Michael White, Updated on August 1st, 2024

brain memory and testosterone 300x216Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile most people associate Testosterone most strongly with libido and strength, the masculine hormone has wide-ranging effects on male physiology. While Testosterone is widely used to help men overcome fatigue and sexual dysfunction, new studies continue to reveal further benefits for men with Low Testosterone. There is a growing body of research that studies how Testosterone affects cognition and emotion. There's a strong link established that Testosterone positively impacts feelings of confidence and assertiveness. Testosterone also appears to positively impact memory. Testosterone Deficiency Often Concurrent with Other Medical Conditions Low-T does not occur in a vacuum. Testosterone Levels are strongly … Read more »