Category Archives: Testosterone Replacement

Reading Time: 3 minutesIf you’re suffering from the debilitating effects of low testosterone (also called “Low-T”), your most urgent and probably the first question is going to be: Can Low-T be cured? The answer is complex, so pay attention. In one sense, the answer is no, because many conditions (such as genetics) that cause low testosterone persist for a lifetime or (like environmental factors that can’t be changed easily) persist for a very long time. But also, in a sense, you could say yes, there is, because modern medicine offers testosterone replacement therapy (also called TRT) which can bring Low-T sufferers back to … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutesTestosterone levels in both men and women may actually be a catalyst for social change. Revolutionary social changes tend to start with an individual, or several individuals, who hold strong, innovative, and usually unpopular opinions. Why do specific individuals seem to forge their own paths and choose to hold controversial views, despite the backlash and/or dissuasion from others? You might think it’s because of genetics – some people are bolder and brash than others – but another factor is the hormone testosterone. Some Like to “Go With the Flow,” While Some Have Other Plans According to most psychologists, humans tend … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 3 minutesNon-alcoholic liver disease (NAFLD) is a disease that is on the rise in the United States, mainly due to increased obesity rates and Americans who do not watch their fat intake or lifestyle as well as they should. Just because you aren’t consuming alcohol daily doesn’t mean that your liver is A-OK. Other factors affect the functions of the liver. It is estimated that cases of NAFLD will increase by 21% by 2030. NAFLD Linked to Obesity and Type-2 Diabetes Not surprisingly, NAFLD is more commonly found in people with type-2 diabetes, who are obese, and have insulin resistance as … Continue reading →