Restore your ideal well- being
IF you are in your 40s, often feel tired or depressed, lack energy and are not enjoying your relationship with your partner as you used to, you might be dealing with low testosterone levels.
Testosterone is a hormone responsible for male physical characteristics such as facial, pubic and body hair, muscle development and sperm production.
Low testosterone levels do not only affect older men. Testosterone levels can begin to decline by about 1% to 3% as early as at the age of 30.
As the decrease in testosterone levels is gradual and at a rate of about 1% per year, most men will only realise its impact when they have experienced a drastic drop in testosterone levels in their mid- 40s to 50s.
This testosterone deficiency is sometimes referred to as andropause ( the male equivalent of menopause) or late- onset hypogonadism.
Just like with oestrogen in women, the decline in testosterone levels in men is part of the ageing process. As a result of this decline, sex drive, muscle mass development and various other physiological issues will slowly be affected.
In some cases, low testosterone levels can lead to more serious problems, including premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction, which can affect relationships. Symptoms of andropause: Low libido ( sex drive) Decreased erectile quality Decreased lean body mass Lack of muscle bulk and strength Increased abdominal fat Diminished physical or work performance Bone loss and osteoporosis Hair loss or decreased body hair Changes in mood ( irritability, depression, anger, mood swings) Enlarged breasts Low or zero sperm count
Low testosterone has also been known to aggravate risk factors of diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes and hypertension.
Natural remedy
Testofen is a unique fenugreek seed ( Trigonella foenum- graecum) extract, standardised to 50% Fenuside and patented and owned by Gencor Pacific Group Inc, United States.
The company’s research an Testofen indicated that Testofen displays testosterone- like activities such as improving androgenic and anabolic functions.
A double- blind, randomised, placebo- controlled clinical study published in Phytotherapy in 2001 was conducted on 60 healthy men aged 25 to 52.
The Testofen group was assigned to receive 600mg of Testofen daily for six weeks and results showed that 85.2% of them experienced an overall positive effect on the physiological aspects of libido as early as three weeks after consumption.
The active group also experienced a statistically significant increase in sexual function and performance as well as an increase in muscle strength, energy levels and well- being.
Testofen was proven to be well tolerated by all subjects of the study. It is safe and has shown no adverse effects on kidney function, liver enzymes and blood biochemistry.
Therefore, it is suitable for long- term use to help increase testosterone levels in men.
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