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Solving Low Testosterone
Low testosterone, otherwise known as “low T”, is when the male sex hormone testosterone drops below normal.
You may notice a decrease in sex drive, show signs of erectile dysfunction (ED), and a lack of energy.
bioTE® method of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) could bring you back to levels of when you were in the prime of your life.
Starting around age 35, most men lose 1% to 5% of testosterone per year – do the math and that can be about 20% every decade of life.
- Heart disease
- Stroke
- Diabetes
- Alzheimer’s Disease
- Prostate Cancer
- Arthritis
- Osteoporosis
- Loss of lean muscle
Your bioTE® Bioidentical Hormone Pellet Therapy will be performed in Cleveland Health Group‘s surgery center located in Independence, Ohio.
This stage in a man’s life, around the early to late 40’s, is referred to as andropause, also known as “male menopause”. This period may come with a reduced interest in sex and a decrease in spontaneous erections.
At the same time other chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and high cholesterol may be simultaneously occurring if one is not leading a healthy lifestyle. These chronic conditions on their own are also associated with low testosterone – now you are faced with testosterone deficiency and are more than likely feeling lousy all the way around.
Signs & Symptoms of Low-T
- Decreased energy
- Lack of motivation
- Loss of confidence
- Depression
- Poor concentration
- Breast discomfort or swelling
- Low sex drive
- Erectile Dysfunction
- Trouble sleeping
Why bioTE®?
- No weekly Injections
- No creams or gels
- Constant stream of hormones at optimized levels
- Bioidentical to what your body is already making
- Precision Dosing Tailor-Made from your own specific blood serum levels
- It all starts with a consultation and a simple blood draw
- Begin treatment, get your life back and stall the aging process
- Personalized Review of your overall health that will include current hormone levels, Vitamin D, Vitamin B, and thyroid levels