In men, testosterone is a hormone that is primarily produced by the testes. Peak levels are produced during adolescence and early adulthood, but afterwards, the levels begin to decline with each passing year. Testosterone is well known for being responsible for sexual health and giving men deeper voices than women. But testosterone does more than just contribute to sex drive. It is also partially responsible for the maintenance of bone tissue and for building muscle mass. In fact, testosterone is a key hormone in many bodily functions, including cardiovascular function. But the role that testosterone plays in keeping men and women healthy is only just beginning to be recognized. And one recent finding shows that it may have a role to play in keeping type 2 diabetes at bay. Researchers have found a link between low testosterone, obesity, and type 2 diabetes, a link that may offer new hope for treatment. … Read More
Weight management is an important aspect of overall health, but it becomes increasingly challenging for many men as they age. This difficulty often correlates with declining testosterone levels, an essential […]
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