Low T

Testosterone levels peak in your late teens to early twenties, which is when you are at your physical and mental high. However, levels quickly decline after that point, causing a multitude of changes that gradually increase with age. By the time you enter the third decade of life, you may begin to notice the inevitable changes in your body that occur due to the aging process

Common symptoms of Low T include:

1. Reduced Libido

2. Reduced Muscle Mass

3. Weight Management Issues; Increased Body Fat

4. Poor Sleep Quality

5. Loss of Focus

6. Irritability and Mood Swings

7. Depression

Unlike in women, men do not have a clear-cut signpost marking the transition into andropause, as testosterone levels can begin to drop every year starting at age 25. Often, the symptoms of imbalanced hormones in men are merely considered the signs of aging. The good news is, advances in testosterone therapy for men make this imbalance easily correctable.

Because the decline in testosterone levels is slow, physical changes occur very gradually. Yet, these changes can dramatically affect your quality of life and well-being. More importantly, decreased testosterone levels, whether due to aging or other conditions, may put you at risk for serious health problems such as heart disease and weak bones.

At AgeRejuvenation, our professional medical team offers several safe and effective Low T treatments, including Testosterone Therapy and HGH/Peptide Therapy.

Testosterone Therapy is a simple procedure that puts vital testosterone back into your body. Testosterone is administered as a weekly injection or pellet.

A pellet is the size of a grain of rice and is implanted under the skin in a simple, in-office procedure – this method lasts 5-6 months per insertion and can be preferable as the release of testosterone consistent throughout the duration of the pellet.

Testosterone can be administered in creams, injections, sublingual tablets, and pellets. The method you use will depend on the option you and your doctor decide will work best for your lifestyle.

Testosterone administration can be applied daily, weekly, or every 6 months.

Like testosterone, Human Growth Hormone declines with age, but the decline occurs much more quickly than the decrease in testosterone levels. Human Growth Hormone, or HGH, is produced by the pituitary and spurs growth in children and adolescents’ – levels then decline to a maintenance level in the late teens and twenties when actual growth is no longer necessary.

The optimal levels for an adult decline rapidly with age even though they play an integral role in regulating body composition, muscle and bone growth, metabolism of sugars and fats, cardiac health, and even sexual performance.