testosterone replacement

What is Testosterone?

Testosterone is the male sex hormone secreted by the testes. The production of testosterone is responsible for the development of the male sex organs, muscle growth, sex drive and energy levels in the male. During puberty, male adolescents have increased production of testosterone resulting in the development of facial hair and a deepening of the voice.

How Do I Know My Testosterone is Low?
Normal testosterone values can vary from person to person. But as the levels fall, symptoms will emerge. The most common symptoms include:Decreased energy levels (fatigue)
Decreased sex drive
Difficulty achieving and/or maintaining an erection
Loss of muscle mass (e.g., in AIDS wasting)
Symptoms of depression


A low testosterone level is quite common in men living with HIV. MC had been HIV infected for almost ten years. While he had his share of nagging illnesses; sinus infections, thrush and the like, he always prided himself on feeling pretty good. Recently, after turning 40 years old, MC noticed he felt more fatigued than usual. He had little energy after dinner, wanting to sleep more and more each day. His problems were not just with energy levels. In the bedroom he found that his sexual desire had all but disappeared. When he was in the mood he sometimes had trouble getting an erection. When he did, it was not as strong or as long lasting as it once was. To top it all off, he felt sad at times, and finding joy in any activity was difficult. MC had all the classic signs of low testosterone and felt testosterone replacement may be exactly what he needed.


Ideal testosterone replacement therapy produces and maintains physiologic serum concentrations of the hormone and its active metabolites without significant side effects or safety concerns. Several different types of testosterone replacement are currently marketed, including tablets, injectables, and transdermal systems.

Oral agents

Although elevations in liver function tests and abnormalities at liver scan and biopsy are relatively common in patients receiving oral testosterone,10 these preparations still constitute roughly a third of the testosterone prescriptions filled in the United States. Both modified and unmodified oral testosterone preparations are available. Unmodified testosterone is rapidly absorbed by the liver, making satisfactory serum concentrations difficult to achieve. Modified 17-alpha alkyltestosterones, such as methyltestosterone or fluoxymesterone, also require relatively large doses that must be taken several times a day.
Herbal Testosterone
Drug Uses


Herbal Testosterone is an effective and safe to multiply your testosterone by 500%.

Benefits:
Increased Testosterone Production;
Increased Sex Drive in Men and Women.
How Taken


As a dietary supplement, take 3 capsules upon rising with a glass of water, and 3 capsules at bed time with a glass of water.

Drug Class and Mechanism


Manipulating the tendency of a testosterone to exist in an unbound state is an effective way to alter the overall activity and potency of ones overall testosterone levels. Higher levels of testosterone produce an enhanced anti-glucocorticoid effect, which yields an anti-catabolic, or more precisely, anti-proteoolytic, effect on muscle cells. This indirect anabolic effect is the result of testosterone high affinity for binding with glucocorticoid receptors, thus blocking the normal messenger pathway that triggers protein release from muscle tissue.

More free testosterone also likely results in higher concentrations of IGF-1 and IGF-1 receptor sites in skeletal muscle tissue. Correspondingly, lower testosterone also likely yields less IGF-1 production and a corresponding decrease in IGF-1 receptor sites. Lower free testosterone also likely means a weaker immune system. Order H. Testosterone here