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Reading Time: 5 minutesTestosterone Promotes Cuddling as well as Aggression.    The word Testosterone conjures up several cliches: It causes aggression, and so makes men mean and edgy...testosterone-induced rampage...huge, artificially-inflated muscles...road rage fueled by a driver who was a testosterone-loaded maniac...turns men into psycho-sexual maniacs...rabid Tasmanian Devils...produces hard-core, battle-ready, prepared-to-die fearless warriors...these are merely a few of the many misconceptions concerning the “manly hormone.”. The reality of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is that the above description of men and testosterone are grotesque caricatures. TRT can alleviate the symptoms of older men with low testosterone levels (“Low-T”). For most men, TRT can deliver an … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutesMen often experience a steep decline in their testosterone levels as they age. This medical condition is called Hypogonadism (low testosterone levels, aka “Low-T”). Here are some of the symptoms of this affliction: • Weight gain that often leads to obesity • A loss of muscle mass and strength • Insomnia • Depression • Mental confusion • A tumbling libido • Erectile dysfunction • Irritability • Low sperm count • Weakened bones • Hot flashes • Low blood counts • And more, many more unwanted developments Regrettably, these symptoms often appear in men with normal testosterone levels. This creates a … Continue reading →

Reading Time: 4 minutesIt’s definitely bizarre to think about. Testosterone is the hormone that promotes aggression and extreme masculinity, right? Partly. It’s more like...testosterone helps males to quickly adapt and switch their behaviors between prosocial and antisocial depending on the scenario they find themselves in, according to recent scientific research on the sex hormone and behavior. The findings were published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B journal and conducted by researchers at Emory University. They concluded that testosterone, the male sex hormone, can cause men to be more sociable and more friendly toward others. Aubrey Kelly, one of the authors, says, … Continue reading →