Category: Low testosterone

Testosterone is thought of as a male sex hormone, but women also have it in a lesser quantity comparatively. Like any other hormone, testosterone is also involved in numerous body functions, and its deficiency can negatively influence the health of both men and women in various ways. When a woman’s body does not produce sufficient […]

Testosterone is a complex hormone that plays several roles in the body. Having too much or too little of it can influence your health in various ways. Millions of men around the world experience low testosterone (or low T) that causes erectile dysfunction, low sex drive, and fatigue. Another important factor that is linked to […]

Testosterone is a primary male sex hormone produced by the testes and adrenal glands. If you have low testosterone it can have some negative effects on your health. The testes produce over 95% of the endogenous testosterone after receiving signals from the pituitary gland, and the adrenal glands produce the remaining. Ovaries also produce testosterone […]

When it comes to testosterone, many misconceptions and rumours circulate on the internet. One such misconception is about the impact of masturbation on testosterone. Some believe masturbation can cause lower testosterone levels, leading to concerns among men. There is conflicting information available online on this topic. That is why it is important to check scientific […]

Testes produce testosterone after receiving signals from the brain. This hormone gives men characteristics that make them manly such as facial hair and a deep voice. In addition, it also fosters body fat distribution, red blood cell formation and muscle development. Testosterone levels increase during early adulthood, but they start dropping after age 30. While […]

Testosterone, also referred to as the ‘king of hormones’ for men, plays a crucial role in driving libido, regulating mood, and maintaining bone density. But did you know testosterone’s influence extends far beyond these well-known roles? Recent studies have unveiled an interesting relationship between testosterone levels and the immune system. Keep reading the article to […]

Testosterone deficiency, known as hypogonadism or low T in medical terms, affects millions of men around the world. It not only influences their health but also affects their family and social lives. Low T generally produces the following symptoms in men. Loss of bone density and increased risk of osteoporosis Loss of muscle mass and strength […]

Testosterone is an essential hormone that plays numerous crucial roles in the body. Having its normal concentration in the blood is important for your overall health. Men should have 300 to 1,000 ng/dL testosterone levels. However, some men produce less testosterone than normal, leading to health problems such as low muscle mass and belly fat […]

In this fast-paced world, soda has become the first beverage choice, especially among young men. It raises concerns about its possible effect on their health, especially the male hormone testosterone. Testosterone, also known as the ‘life force’ for men, is an important player in physical, emotional and sexual well-being of men. It fuels muscle development, […]

DNA is the hereditary material that controls all the activities in a cell. It has a unique sequence of bases (the building blocks of DNA), which must stay intact for a cell to perform its role. Any change to this sequence can alter the normal functioning of a cell. Humans have many genetic disorders – […]

Low T, also called testosterone deficiency, is a condition in which testicles produce low or no testosterone – an essential hormone that plays several roles in the body. Testosterone deficiency produces different effects on the body, such as fatigue, low libido, hot flashes, and loss of muscle mass and bone density. Researchers have found out […]

Testosterone is a primary male sex hormone that fuels sex drive, regulates sperm production, and increases muscle mass in men. Its production increases during puberty and begins to drop when you hit 30. The decline in testosterone production is a part of the natural ageing process, but sometimes you may experience it due to a […]