Category Archives: Testosterone

For a society striving for equal opportunity and freedom to act as one pleases, common values have fallen into the pit of unequivocal standards. The general characteristics of male and female behavior are no longer held on the same platform and terms like hyper-masculinity are blacklisted while feminism seems to be on an exponential growth curve. However, masculinity and femininity are two sides of the same coin. Continue reading →

November 10 2019, 12:01am,The Sunday Times David Walsh Shane Sutton, the former head coach at Team Sky and one-time performance director at British Cycling, could not have been much amused by the discussion that took place at the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) hearing in Manchester two days ago. According to Mary ORourke, the QC representing defendant Dr Richard Freeman in a fit-to-practise case, the reason her client ordered 30 sachets of Testogel (testosterone) in 2011 was to treat Suttons erectile dysfunction. Forget for a moment that testosterone is not something any reputable physician would prescribe for erectile dysfunction and consider this conversation from Suttons point of view Continue reading →

Testosterone is the main male sex hormone. It plays a key role in male development, and low levels can affect sexual function, mood, energy levels, hair growth, bone health, and more (1, 2). Levels of this hormone naturally decline with age, with studies suggesting that hypogonadism, a condition in which the body doesnt produce enough testosterone, affects 39% of men aged 45 and over in the United States (3) Continue reading →

Testosterone is the primary male hormone, and plays an important role in establishing and maintaining typical male characteristics, such as body hair growth, muscle mass, sexual desire, and erectile function, and contributes to a host of other normal physiologic processes in the body. The primary systemic treatment for prostate cancer, androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), lowers testosterone and causes side effects related to reversing all of the normal functions of testosterone. Although most men may experience only a few of these symptoms, the list of potential effects of testosterone loss is long: hot flashes, decreased sexual desire, loss of bone density and increased fracture risk (osteoporosis), erectile dysfunction, fatigue, increased risk of diabetes and heart attacks, weight gain, decreased muscle mass, anemia, and memory loss Continue reading →

I am a 58-year-old lesbian. Since the menopause, I have not had any sexual feelings: masturbation doesnt work and I dont get wet any more and am very upset about it Continue reading →

Scientists still arent sure why women are diagnosed with depression at nearly twice the rate of men: probably some mix of hormones, life experiences, and biology, is the going theory. Then, this month, researchers at Michigan State University announced theyve identified a mechanism in the brain that makes female mice get depressed when theyre stressed out, but not male mice Continue reading →

The former British Cycling and Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman will admit to telling a lot of lies and ordering the banned supplement testosterone, an independent medical tribunal heard on Tuesday. Speaking at the start of the rescheduled tribunal, which was postponed from February, Freemans representative, Mary ORourke QC, added that her client could previously not bring himself to tell the truth, even to his lawyers, before finally making a witness statement last month Continue reading →

Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) expressed disappointment on Wednesday after the crowd at Nationals Park shouted chants of lock him up that were aimed at President Donald Trump during the playing of the World Series in Washington D.C. Booker stated during an appearance on The View that when Trump supporters famously chanted lock her up in reference to twice-failed Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, he found it just wrong Continue reading →

The condom is over 5000 years old dating back to 3000 BC but apart from that and a vasectomy theres been no advancement in male contraception. Continue reading →

(MENAFN - Arab Times) Gynecomastia is a problem that occurs in some men in whichbreast tissue develops. It is often caused by some type of disruption to theendocrine system. Continue reading →