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Normal Testosterone Levels in Men

Do you know the normal level of testosterone in men?




Testosterone levels in men effect such things as sexual performance, muscle size, physical stamina, mental sharpness, and many other health related issues.

Is testosterone replacement right for you?

Check out the follow signs and symptoms of low testosterone.

Musculoskeletal Changes:
Sore-body syndrome - aches, joint and muscle pain

Decline in flexibility and mobility

Increased stiffness

Decrease in muscle size, tone and strength

Decrease in physical stamina

Decrease in athletic performance

Tendency to pull a muscle or get leg cramps

Development of osteoporosis or inflammatory arthritis


Sex Changes:
Decrease in spontaneous early morning erections

Decreased libido or desire for sex

Decrease in fullness of erections

Decrease in volume of ejaculate or semen

Decrease in strength of climax or force of muscular pulsations

Difficulty in maintaining full erection

Difficulty in starting erection or no erection at all


Mental Changes:
Feeling burned out or inability to concentrate

Tiredness or sleepiness in the afternoon or early morning

Decreased mental sharpness, attention or wit

Change in creativity or spontaneous new ideas

Decrease in initiative or desire to start a new project

Decreased interest in past hobbies or new work activities

Decrease in competitiveness

Change in memory function or increased forgetfulness

Feeling of depression or a sense that activities have lost significance


Metabolic Changes:
Increase in total cholesterol or triglycerides

Decrease in HDL cholesterol

Rise in blood sugar level or diabetes onset

Rise in blood pressure or diagnosis of hypertension

Unexplained weight gain, especially in the midsection

Increase in fat distribution in the breast or hip area

Development of chest pain, heart disease or blocked arteries

Shortness of breath with activity, asthma becomes worse or emphysema

Lightheadness, dizzy spells, or ringing of the ears or headaches

Poor circulation or development of varicose veins or hemorrhoids

Changes in visual acuity or changes in focus of reading fine print



Many of these symptoms may just make you think you are someone entering middle age.

However most of these symptoms correspond remarkably well with the expected results of hormonal deprivation.

For example, lower levels of estrogen and testosterone have serious deleterious effects on the proper functioning of the brain, resulting in a decreased mental sharpness. The "sex" hormones turn out to also be brain hormones.

And from reading the above information you will also see that these hormones are also muscle hormones, bone hormones, skin, energy, mood and urinary hormones.





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