Hormone Replacement Therapy for Men

For men, the primary hormone that contributes to a feeling of good health and well-being is testosterone. Additionally, a combination of the thyroid gland, DHEA, cortisol, and even estrogen works with testosterone to encourage emotional and physical health. When testing for hormone levels, all levels (except for estrogen) should be at the upper end of the “normal” range. If your hormone level test results are not near the upper levels of laboratory test ranges, chances are that you are not performing at your best, either emotionally or physically.

Symptoms of Low Testosterone Levels

• Low Energy Levels

• Difficulty achieving or maintaining erections

• Hair Loss

• Reduced Bone Mass

• Reduction In Testicle Size

• Reduced Semen Production

• Sleeping Difficulties

• Diminishing Sex Drive

• Muscle Mass Loss

• Hot Flashes

• Increased Body Fat

• Changes In Mood Such As Depression, Focus, Irritability

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Risks from low testosterone

• Increase The Risk Of Alzheimer’s

• Chronic Fatigue

• Increased Fat Tissue

• Erectile Dysfunction

• Low Libido

• Osteoporosis

• Depression

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Benefits from Testosterone

• Sharper Mind

• Increased Sense Of Wellbeing With Confidence And Happy Mood

• Increased Muscle Mass

• Healthy Heart

• Strong Erections And Healthy Libido

• Strong Bones

• Energy

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By utilizing male hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to replenish your hormones to a healthier level, Barwis Regeneration can assist you in feeling healthier, happier and restoring function to a higher level. It must be noted, however, that to receive the highest benefits of hormone replacement therapy, the licensed medical professionals at Barwis Regeneration strongly recommend you accompany hormone replacement therapy with a healthy lifestyle that includes a healthy diet and exercise.

Patients are required to produce blood work within an acceptable time frame or take advantage of our free blood work to determine their testosterone levels. Patients are also required to meet with our physician to review their bloodwork to be approved for HRT therapy.

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