Low Testosterone in Men | What are the causes, and how to raise levels?
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Aloha, Have you thought about the possibility of having low in testosterone? Yes, both men and women suffer from low testosterone. Understanding the signs and symptoms, in men and women, can help dramatically and improve testosterone levels. Since I was 30 years old, I forced my body through menopause with a lupron shot prior to starting chemotherapy in order to prevent my estrogen-positive cancer from spreading. Unfortunately, I had the same side-effects women go through during menopause including hot and cold flashes, dryness, and low libido. Have you considered the changes your body is goin
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Dr. Purser touches on the five most common things that doctors either don't know, or just get wrong, about low testosterone in both men and women. We wish this video gives you hope as there is always a cause for low testosterone. With a properly educated doctor, there should always be a solution! If your doctor diagnoses you with low testosterone, be sure to ask the deeper questions, find out the cause, and get the proper treatment you need. Contact us at (801) 796-7667 or info@danpursermd.com for help. Check back often for the newest updates!
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Manopause: Myth or Reality? Let’s set the record straight—testosterone doesn’t just drop off as you age. I’ve seen men in their 80s with levels you wouldn’t believe! The real issue? Often it’s a deficiency or trauma. Don’t just settle for a
Testosterone - why are you low and how can we address it? All the many benefits of testosterone only come when you have healthy levels of testosterone. But what is a healthy level in men, and how can you achieve it? Let's dive into to.
In my opinion the Clary Sage Essential Oil – especially the Sclareol portion is phytoestrogenic – and it readily converts to estradiol in the female body (not sure in men). In my medical practice, I advise patients who wish to use more nat
You're getting a lot info this week from me! danpursermd.substack.com Today I'm sharing the 50+ Benefits of GOOD Testosterone Levels in MEN! Very interesting to see how much cross over there is between benefits for men and women. Take a
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