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The normal testosterone levels in male peaks between the ages of 20 and 30, afterwhich, it starts to decline. In order to maintain good overall health in men, the testosterone levels must be optimal, and low levels of the said hormone has become a prominent health issue.
During puberty, male characteristics begin to develop through testosterone — deep voice, muscle mass increase, body hair, and more. It is also linked to sex drive, strength, aggressiveness, and confidence.
Healthy testosterone levels mean a healthy metabolism, proper distribution and maintenance of fat and bone density, healthy sperm, fertility, libido, good mental and physical energy, sufficient red blood cell production, regulated sleep patterns and good response to pain.
Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome, and Hypogonadism are two of the most common conditions involving testosterone issues. Look for the following signs and symptoms:
When testosterone levels are elevated, it could have a detrimental effect on both mental and physical health. Since the hormone is linked with the level of confidence, aggression, and strength, these social markers will be manifested greatly. Some signs that testosterone levels are high include:
Thus, it is important to consult with a practitioner if you suspect that your testosterone levels may be low and need to be increased as too much may put your health in danger.
Synthetic testosterone products, that help men with low sex drive, mood swings, and brain fog, are available over the counter although not recommended as a means of “natural” support. One of them is DHEA, which helps the body produce testosterone and other hormones.
For boys who are experiencing a delay in puberty, anabolic steroids are administered. Same with those who have low testosterone levels, low muscle mass caused by HIV or AIDS, and anemia. Steroids are popular among athletes and those who are building muscles to increase mass, performance, and for cosmetic purposes.
Artificial supplements, however, only imitates the effects of testosterone, causing serious side effects, including infertility, increase in body hair, high cholesterol, heart disease, high blood pressure, fluid retention, sleep apnea, cyst in the prostate, gynecomastia, aggression, violence, and skin problems. This is due to testosterone being part of the endocrine system. And thus, if the it is increased tremendously or unnaturally, it will consequently throw the other hormones and the whole system out of balance.
The other approach is natural medicine. The initial step would be to detect what is causing the testosterone levels to decrease in the first place. In most cases, the patient’s lifestyle will tell a lot about what might be causing the disorder, and below are the different natural approach:
Be sure to consult with a practitioner before doing any methods mentioned above in order to be thoroughly assessed first and be given the proper treatment that your unique body needs.