Testosterone – Natural Therapy

Program to Restore Testosterone Naturally.

You are no longer a man you used to be? Have low libido? Have low energy? Unable to handle daily stress? Get easily agitated? Have hard time loosing and maintaining healthy weight? Did you know low levels of Testosterone cause all these problems in men?

Believe or not, but many people seem very surprised that hormonal balance in men plays important role on health status as hormonal balance and health among women. It appears that the interest for this subject has been kind of in a shadow among other health concerns. But if you talk to men, you will find out that many men would like to have the same attention.

I didn’t get involved in this program because of a marketing need, I created this program, because many of my male chiropractic patients expressed personal concerns about their performance that has diminished over the years. In addition to lower performance, they complained of low energy, inability to deal with stress, hard time loosing weight. They were looking for the answers. Knowing about my passion to natural healing, they asked how could I help them. They wanted to be the Men they used to be.

After asking questions and analyzing personal information, including blood work and hormonal testing, I realized what most of these men have in common, and I started to work on the program how to restore Testosterone. The goal was to understand why this is happening and find a natural solution to help these men.

I personally do not like and recommend to take medication unless it is really necessary. Job of most pharmaceutical agents are not to heal, but is to reduce and mask the symptoms. So my point is certainly not in engaging potentially lifelong prescription for a bio-identical cream or synthetic testosterone patch. I am not totally convinced that a body absolutely depends on these, unless there are underlying medical conditions that would not leave any other options.

So I began reviewing medical research trying to find answers. I came across peer reviewed literature and science-based facts that explained why testosterone can drop and why a man’s body has a hard time maintaining its optimal levels. I learned what crucial part testosterone plays on a person’s health.

Back in 2010 Life Extensions Magazine, well known and trusted among millions practitioners and consumers, reported that was “an epidemic of testosterone deficits, where more that 80% of men tested, had less than optimal testosterone blood levels”. This was concluded after 7,000 blood tests performed. In addition, The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism stated, “1 in 4 men over 30 has low testosterone”. When you talk to medical practitioners specializing in endocrinology, you find out that in aging men often found “healthy otherwise” in their 40’s and 50’s with levels of testosterone measured less than half on a healthy 30-years old. And to fix this problem, men are prescribed medication to boost their testosterone.

These are real issues associated with low testosterone:

• Loss of skeletal mass integrity.
• Increase of body fat.
• Get tired and experience fatigue easily.
• Loss of motivation.
• Decreased libido.
• May develop depression.

You have to understand that testosterone doesn’t work alone. It works in concert with other hormones like Estrogen, and has to be balanced for optimum performance and health. When you start adding just testosterone, without addressing the entire process of hormonal production and metabolism, most likely the benefits will be temporary or non-effective, or even undesirable leading to other complications.

Luckily, there is conventional and functional lab testing available to evaluate and understand how your body makes, metabolizes and keeps hormones and other elements in balance, which is essential for optimal health.

Please note that results from Precision Analytical (evaluation of hormones metabolism) and Labrix (neurotransmitters evaluation) are necessary for data comprehensive analysis. Additional blood work up is necessary to evaluate general body function from one of the following labs: LabCorp, Quest Diagnostics, BioReference, Empire City Labs, or Accu Reference Medical Lab.