Category Archives: Testosterone

The Global Testosterone Booster Market report provides vital information that prepares market players to give fierce competition to their toughest competitors based on growth, sales, and revenue, among other essential factors. The research study sheds light on the key growth opportunities and market trends along with other vital market dynamics, including the drivers and restraints on the industry growth. Continue reading →

Welcome to GQ's New Masculinity issue, an exploration of the ways that traditional notions of masculinity are being challenged, overturned, and evolved. Continue reading →

Although initially her doctors recommended that he opt for a series of hormones in order to gain enough muscle mass that required her return to the Terminator universe, the truth is that actress Linda Hamilton, who has resumed her unforgettable role as Sarah Connor at 63 years of age and facing the imminent premiere of the film Dark Fate, has now revealed that he finally opted for testosterone supplements that, in the past, seems to regret slightly. Continue reading →

Fromtrendy stubble to neatly trimmed goatee to a lumberjack-worthy beard, the facialhair craze doesnt seem to be going anywhere. Continue reading →

Prostate cancer (PCa) patients who are classified into the intermediate risk category represent a heterogeneous population needing further preoperative risk assessment. To evaluate clinical total testosterone (TT) associations with lymph node invasion (LNI) in intermediate risk PCa Continue reading →

Athens, Greece (Urotoday.com)Dr. Mehmet Ali Nahit Sendur summarized the role of androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) in the era of the androgen receptor axis targeted therapy (ARAT). The critical role of androgens has been well established in stimulating prostate cancer growth. Continue reading →

Two years ago, federal corrections officer Emmitt Landry was taken to a Houston hospital after having a stroke at age 41. Continue reading →

Based on a book that it may have misconstrued Last week we learned that the University of California instructs staff in the Office of the President that female and woman are not necessarily linked as concepts. Continue reading →

In adults in the United States, sex hormones play a role in gender differences in asthma, and obesity modifies the effects of these hormones, according to a study published in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine. Elevated levels of free testosterone in serum are associated with reduced odds of asthma in women, elevated levels of serum estradiol are associated with reduced odds of asthma in nonobese men, and elevated levels of both estradiol and free testosterone are associated with reduced odds of asthma in obese women Continue reading →

masculinity is changing for the better When stories like this come up, dont you think someone at Harvard Medical School should be asked to go on record with a response? The College Fix reports: Harvard says masculinity and testosterone are not connected Last week we learned that the University of California instructs staff in the Office of the President that female and woman are not necessarily linked as concepts Continue reading →