Who Needs It?
Testosterone therapy is not for everybody. Despite what some online ads and other campaigns may promise, it’s not used to make you stronger, sexier, or more virile.
Like any other type of medical treatment, testosterone therapy is designed to make you healthier. And that’s how it’s used at Rejuvchip.
Increasing in Popularity
An increasing number of men are getting the information they need about treating “Low T”, or low testosterone levels, with testosterone therapy. According to a study recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association: Internal Medicine, prescriptions related to low testosterone tripled between 2001 and 2001 among men older than 40.
And sales of products related to low testosterone topped $2 billion in 2012, according to Consumer Reports. That makes testosterone therapy big business.
Who Benefits?
Low testosterone isn’t a disease or medical condition on its own. It’s usually a symptom of another problem, such as testosterone deficiency syndrome, androgen deficiency in aging men (ADAM), or another medical problem. Men with low testosterone often have decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, decreased muscle mass, and fatigue.
They also can have mental fogginess and even depression. Testosterone therapy is a treatment for these and many other medical conditions that can result in these symptoms.
Low testosterone is typically detected via a blood test. But men with low testosterone don’t always exhibit all or even any of these symptoms. Some men with Low T appear completely fit mentally, sexually, and physically.
Like any other medical condition, the more you know about your health, the better prepared you and your health care provider are to do something about it.
Rejuvchip has helped thousands of men improve their testosterone levels so they can continue to lead healthy, active lives. Whether or not it’s the right treatment for you depends on many factors. But the first step is meeting with the experts at Rejuvchip so you can get started feeling better fast.
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