How does BOTOX® work?BOTOX® blocks the transmission of acetylcholine from the nerves to the muscle. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter which sends a message to the muscle telling it to contract or tense up. With the flow of acetylcholine blocked or significantly reduced, the muscle can...
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As we age, we lose volume in our face and have an increase of lines and wrinkles and folds start to form. There are surgical option available to help reduce the appearance of lines, wrinkles. But when it comes to Bone and fat loss, replacing...
Juvederm Volbella, a dermal filler from the Juvederm family of products by Allergan, a leader in the world of aesthetic injectables, is one of the latest injectable lip augmentation solutions to be approved by the FDA. Made available for use in the U.S. in October...
hat man doesn't want to feel stronger and healthier? However, for some men, every passing year means less energy, lower libido and increasing physical weakness. Those symptoms may be the result of low testosterone, rather than aging.
Having low testosterone affects more than just your sexual performance; “low T” is an increasingly serious health concern in men. Living with testoster-one deficiency affects your entire body and can lead to high cholesterol and triglycerides, low hemoglobin and potential anemia, loss of bone density leading to osteoporosis, hair loss on the face, head, and body and being overweight unnecessarily. “Low T” isn't just a sexual health issue.
Over time, it is common for testosterone to decrease in men, but age isn't the only contributor to “low T.” The overuse of medications such as antidepressants and corticosteroids, excessive soy consumption, chronic infection or disease, alcohol or drug abuse, and even uncontrolled stress can all lead to “low T.” Testosterone levels in men decline gradually start-ing around age 30-40. Because “low T” can develop over time, men may become accustomed to the symptoms and not realize how much they have lost. This condition is similar to menopause in women.
Testosterone is a hormone controlled by both the pituitary gland and hypothalamus. Some of its func-tions include the development and maturation of the prostate gland and other male reproductive organs. It increases strength, energy, bone density and vocal depth. Without testosterone, men lose more than their libido.
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Some men have a true testosterone deficiency, called male hypogonadism. This is a condition in which the body doesn't produce enough testosterone. It may be caused by problems in the: testicles hypothalamus pituitary gland Men who are at risk include those who have had an...
The symptoms of low testosterone are sometimes obvious, but they also can be subtle. Testosterone levels decline naturally in men as they age over decades. But certain conditions can also lead to an abnormally low level. Symptoms of low testosterone include:
Testosterone is a hormone delivered by the human body. It's for the most part created in men by the testicles. Testosterone influences a man's appearance and sexual growth. It empowers sperm generation and also a man's sex drive. It likewise directly impacts muscle growth and...