Testosterone Centers of Texas

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[...] it on the radio, read about it online, or listened to a buddy that swears by it – Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) continues to make some big waves. Whether it’s helping guys with noticeable [...]

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[...] which manifests gradually. According to the Mayo Clinic, starting around age 30 for men, testosterone levels should begin to decrease by only 1% per year or more. Other research shows an even more [...]

[...] menopause) can cause a slew of symptoms in women, but what is the relationship between testosterone levels, estrogen levels, and symptoms like fatigue or erectile dysfunction? The Link Between Low T [...]

[...] which manifests gradually. According to the Mayo Clinic, starting around age 30 for men, testosterone levels should begin to decrease by only 1% per year or more. Other research shows an even more [...]

[...] prostate cancer. Prostate cancers do grow more aggressively in the presence of higher testosterone levels. Also, a drop in testosterone can be an indicator of the return or onset of prostate cancer, [...]

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[...] The decision to start testosterone therapy is one that will affect many aspects of your life. It will also affect those around you so [...]

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[...] body fat actually convert testosterone to estrogen. BUT… The opposite is ALSO true. Low testosterone levels can cause weight gain and obesity. Vicious cycle, indeed! And it also possibly explains [...]

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