Testosterone is often referred to as a male hormone, in part because men have about 10X higher concentrations compared to women. Although women are actually more sensitive to testosterone” ( Jaroslava Durdiakova et al. , 2011 )

Long-term testosterone therapy completely prevents pre-diabetes progression to T2D in men with hypogonadism and improves glycemic, lipids, and AMS score.
(ADA Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health Risk March 2019)

There are specific hormones recognized and appreciated for playing a major part in our health and wellness.
Sex, and Endocrine hormones, Thyroid, and Insulin as well, are vital to have balanced and optimized.

Clinical evidence suggests that Testosterone has anxiolytic and antidepressant benefits, with the potential to promote improved mood and mental health in both men and women.

They are also very closely knit to our emotional health, and while there’s often no outward signs of deficiency, the tolls it takes internally tedious to reverse and recover from.

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