Category: Age

Hair loss affects men of all ages. It is more common in older adults, but younger and even teenage males can also experience it. Data shows that 16% of men 18 to 29 years old have hair loss. Hair loss can negatively influence your self-esteem, especially if it starts at a young age. Teenage males […]

Around 40% of men over 45 have testosterone levels below 300 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL), which may reduce their ability to perform day-to-day activities properly. Many older men experience reduced sexual function, bone breaks, low muscle mass, and anaemia as they age. All these issues are hypothesised to be related to low testosterone levels, which […]

The male midlife crisis and how testosterone plays its part To help preserve skeletal muscle and avoid muscle wasting hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can be used to support an optimal hormone environment as we age. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) specifically will ensure there is no catabolic effect of cortisol, which is antagonistic to androgens and […]

Ageing is a natural process that all of us must undergo at a certain time and pace. As you age, you experience several changes in the body, including the formation of wrinkles, skin dryness, and the appearance of age spots. These changes are inevitable, but you can still reduce or reverse them. Many age-related changes […]

When you hear about low testosterone and the problems that often surround men that have low testosterone, you typically think of older men. The reason is that low testosterone is typically a problem that will affect older men, simply because it is natural for them to experience a decline in testosterone in their bodies as […]

If you are suffering from low testosterone and the associated symptoms in your 20s, then you are probably wanting to learn more about low testosterone and how to fix it. Low T in your 20s is not a natural decline in testosterone and is likely caused by external factors or health issues. The good news […]

Testosterone is the hormone most often associated with the development of male characteristics. It continues to affect your body even after puberty. At around 30 years of age, testosterone levels begin to drop. In some cases, low testosterone can lead to a condition called late-onset hypogonadism which can come with unwanted symptoms.   Read on […]