Testosterone Growth Hormone

Testosterone, also known as testosterone, is a hormone that is very important for male sexual development. It maintains male penis erection, sexual desire and energy. When testosterone levels decrease, the body's other hormone secretions will decrease accordingly, which has a great impact on health. We need to fully understand the effects of testosterone growth hormone on our body. Let’s take a comprehensive look at it below.

Some reports suggest that by the time we reach 80, we may have only 1/50th the testosterone we had when we were younger. Testosterone has been studied for many years, but unfortunately it has not yet been widely used in hormone replacement therapy.

Impact on men 1. Testosterone is a hormone that builds male bones, increases bone density, bone minerals, and prevents osteoporosis. 2. Enhance overall vitality because testosterone can increase the number of red blood cells, thereby providing oxygen transportation services. 3. Effectively improve muscle and obesity. Because testosterone can increase muscle strength and muscle fiber diameter, and can improve blood sugar levels, lower blood pressure and increase insulin sensitivity. 4. Improve sexual health, lower cholesterol and body fat, and increase muscle strength. 5. Help maintain heart health because testosterone can significantly increase the body's high-density lipoprotein (good) cholesterol. 6. Brain function: Testosterone supplements can improve memory and spatial ability, and can reduce anxiety and anger.

Affects Women The testosterone level in women is about 10% of that in men. Just this 10% of testosterone is enough to have a significant impact on the health of a woman's body. Like estrogen and progesterone, testosterone is one of the hormones that is essential for women's health. 1. Testosterone has a significant effect on improving women's mental state and psychological health, because low testosterone can lead to depression, osteoporosis, loss of libido and fat gain in the body. 2. Improve sexual health. The increase of testosterone can relieve menopausal symptoms and significantly improve women's mood, sexual desire and sense of health. 3. It can improve some related aging symptoms, such as osteoporosis, arteriosclerosis, increase bone density and prevent breast cancer.

When testosterone levels are too low, it can cause testosterone deficiency symptoms, such as loss of libido, masculine physique, energy and self-confidence. TDS may even lead to severe depression, osteoporosis and anemia, and TDS is often associated with metabolic syndrome, which can cause diabetes and heart-related diseases. In addition, bad lifestyle habits such as smoking, overeating, lack of exercise, obesity, and high stress can affect testosterone levels. Dr. Chen Huiming also emphasized that receiving treatment is not only to help "weak brothers" achieve satisfaction in their sexual life, other health problems should also be taken seriously. Maintaining normal testosterone levels will not only help improve other health problems, but also prolong the life span and have a better quality of life. He said that testosterone levels and impotence have a mutually influential relationship, so treating impotence is not enough, testosterone is the major key influence. According to reports, one-fifth of "impotent men" have testosterone levels below normal levels. Therefore, if men are not receiving standard sexual dysfunction treatment, they should also be diagnosed with testosterone deficiency syndrome and start testosterone injection therapy. Testosterone supplementation can improve physical performance, including increased libido, improved fatigue, increased bone density, mood, blood sugar, heart and blood vessel conditions, anemia, fat, muscle, erections, etc. However, some patients are not suitable for using this drug, including prostate patients. Some people will experience side effects after the injection, such as increased hemoglobin, hair loss, and acne. Some people will have increased hair and have to shave twice a day, but this should not be an obstacle to receiving treatment. As long as it is not excessive, there will be no side effects even if used for a long time. The crux of the problem lies in whether it is used correctly, followed up and controlled.