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Natural Testosterone Support

by: Payam Hakimi
May 2024
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Support Healthy Testosterone Levels with Our Natural Supplement Bundle

This carefully formulated supplement bundle combines natural ingredients that have been used in our practice for years to support healthy testosterone levels in thousands of patients. The ingredients target different aspects of the sex hormone pathway, as shown below:

Adrenal Support: Certain ingredients may help support healthy adrenal function, which can contribute to optimal DHEA production. DHEA is a precursor hormone that the body converts to testosterone.

Increased Free Testosterone: Some ingredients may help decrease Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG). SHBG binds to testosterone, making it inactive. By lowering SHBG, more testosterone remains unbound and available for the body to utilize.

Disclaimer: We recommend consulting with a healthcare professional before starting any new supplements, especially if you have any underlying health conditions.

Testosterone, the primary male sex hormone, plays a vital role in various bodily functions. It influences muscle mass, bone density, energy levels, sex drive, and mood. As men age, testosterone production naturally declines, leading to a condition called age-related hypogonadism (low testosterone). Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) has emerged as a potential solution to address the symptoms associated with low testosterone.

Symptoms of Low Testosterone:

Decreased libido and erectile dysfunction
Fatigue and low energy levels
Reduced muscle mass and increased body fat
Mood changes, irritability, and depression
Difficulty sleeping

Potential Benefits of TRT:

Improved sex drive and erectile function
Increased muscle mass and strength
Reduced body fat
Enhanced energy levels and mood
Improved bone density
Recent research is suggestive of even potentials for preventing Macular Degeneration, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s.

Important Considerations:

Diagnosis: Not all men experiencing these symptoms have low testosterone. Please schedule an appointment with us if you have any of the symptoms above.
Supplements vs. Testosterone: Taking supplements encourages the body to produce its own testosterone, while testosterone creams, gels, or injections give the body exogenous hormones which stop the body’s natural production of testosterone. For that reason we recommend the supplemental and nutritional testosterone therapy as a first line for treatment. Especially for younger individuals who do not want to stop their testosterone production.

Many men seek ways to naturally increase their testosterone levels. Supplements are a popular option, but what does the science say? Here's a breakdown of what we know about popular testosterone-boosting supplements:

1. Liquid D3 micro-emulsified: contains Vitamin D. Research suggests a potential link between vitamin D deficiency and low testosterone. Studies show that supplementing vitamin D in deficient individuals can lead to modest increases in testosterone levels.

2. Adrenal Supplement: contains Ashwagandha, This adaptogenic herb has gained popularity for its potential testosterone-boosting properties.

3. Sensumale: contains Tribulus Terrestris, This herb is often marketed as a natural testosterone booster, but the evidence is inconclusive.

4. DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone): DHEA is a hormone precursor that the body converts into testosterone.

5. SHBG Balance and Testosterone Relationship:

SHBG as a Carrier: SHBG acts like a transport protein, carrying testosterone in the bloodstream. This bound testosterone is inactive and cannot exert its effects on the body.
Free vs. Bound Testosterone: Only the unbound, or "free" testosterone, is biologically active and can interact with cells.
Low Free Testosterone: In some men with low testosterone symptoms, even though total testosterone levels may be within the normal range, a high SHBG level can lead to low free testosterone.
Increasing Availability: The theory is that by lowering SHBG, more testosterone becomes unbound and available for the body to utilize.

Strategies to Increase Testosterone:

Lifestyle Changes: Healthy lifestyle choices like exercise, weight management, and a balanced diet can help optimize natural testosterone production and improve overall health.
Treating Underlying Conditions: Certain medical conditions can contribute to low testosterone. Addressing these underlying issues can sometimes improve testosterone levels.

Disclaimer: This article is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult with your doctor to discuss your specific health concerns and treatment options.

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