Middle-age woes

EXPERTS call testosterone, the “hormone that makes a man, a man”. Testosterone levels largely determine the male characteristics and behaviour. The hormone is known to peak in a man’s early twenties and then drop about 10 percent with every successive decade. The rate of testosterone decline varies greatly among men. Some men may experience severe symptoms while others feel almost nothing. This drop in testosterone levels is often referred to as “Andropause” or “Low T”.

Free or active testosterone declines rapidly as one ages, with most of them bonded to protein molecules called globulin (SHBG), leading to the lack of active testosterone circulating in the blood to maintain one’s energy and performance. Studies have shown that total testosterone (including bounded and free testosterone) levels decreases by approximately 30 percent in healthy men between the ages of 25 and 75. Free testosterone (the kind that circulates in your veins and is readily available for use in your body) levels decline even more significantly with decreases of approximately 50 percent. 2. An increase in muscle tone and strength

(anabolic function); 3. Overall positive effects including increased libido as early as three weeks, increase in muscle strength, energy levels and feeling of well-being in 85.2 percent of men aged 25 to 52 that received 600mg of Testofen per day for six weeks; and 4. Significant increase in muscle mass and strength after taking 600mg of Testofen per day for at least one month and combined with exercise.

Living a youthful and active life after one’s 40s is now possible if you re-activate your testosterone. Supplementing your diet with Testofen, plus regular exercise is the secret to boost your active testosterone levels. Start today and continue to be at your best.

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