Andropause: Male Menopause

The Inevitability of Andropause

Although not as sudden and severe as menopause, Andropause is a significant issue that will eventually affect every man's life and vitality. Andropause is the slow period of hormonal change which begins to take effect during the middle of a man's life.

Although hormonal decline begins long before it becomes symptomatic, the symptoms generally begin to appear even in healthy men around the age of menopause in women.

What Triggers Andropause?

We still have a lot to learn about Andropause. We understand hormone decline, but researchers do not fully understand the whys. We know that both Human Growth Hormone and Testosterone Levels peak during the teens and twenties before a lifelong slow state of decline in the late twenties or early thirties. Hormone Decline is nefarious.

Although you won't recognize the changes from year to year, over many years, the way your body feels and reacts to stimuli will change shockingly throughout a ten to fifteen-year span. On average, both Testosterone Levels and Human Growth Hormone Levels will drop at a rate of about one to two percent per year, depending upon your health and genetics.

People with poor exercise habits and those who are obese will experience these changes more quickly than those who are healthy. You lose ten to twenty percent of your hormone production every decade!

Although Andropause is inevitable, fantastic treatment options are available for men who feel that the symptoms are harming the way they live and enjoy life. Hormone Replacement Therapy is a clinically proven medical treatment that has effectively resolved Testosterone and Human Growth Hormone Deficiency, helping you live a happier and more productive life.

How does Low-T Happen?

A particular biological process that occurs over time leads directly to the Low Testosterone Levels of Andropause. When we are young, robust, and healthy, the hypothalamus sends intense and frequent signals to the pituitary gland to release Testosterone precursors to the testes.

As a result, the body creates ample amounts of Testosterone, enough to contribute fully to a vibrant and energetic lifestyle.

As a man ages, however, the hypothalamus sends weaker signals for those Testosterone Precursors, which prevents the testes from receiving sufficient signals for Testosterone Production. This leads to the hallmark symptoms of Testosterone Deficiency.

Symptoms of Testosterone Deficiency

• Fatigue Testosterone is a potent metabolite generating energy for the body. Without healthy T-Levels, men start to become tired and exhausted more quickly.

• Increased Weight Gain Testosterone is vital because it is a counterbalance for your body's forces that cause you to gain weight. Without enough Testosterone, your body will produce abnormally high levels of Estrogen and Cortisol, which both encourage fat accumulation.

• Irritability Testosterone is a central aspect of healthy male psychology. Healthy T-Levels promote assertiveness and a positive outlook. Low-T often causes men to experience problems with anxiety and irritability.

• Loss of Muscle Mass Testosterone is the most powerful anabolic hormone produced by the human body. A man's testosterone causes him to have a fit and muscular body. Without sufficient Testosterone, muscle mass will inevitably decline.

• Depression Research has also shown that Low-T can significantly affect happiness and feelings of satisfaction and fulfillment. Testosterone Deficiency can eat away at your very ability to enjoy life.

• Erectile Dysfunction Testosterone Deficiency can also destroy your sex drive, and your ability to even engage in enjoyable sexual activity Testosterone is the match that lights the fuse of sexuality, and without enough of it, you won't be able to fuel your desire.

Treating Andropause-Related Low-T

Although many forms of Testosterone Deficiency can be resolved or alleviated by changing one's health habits, Andropause is a problem because there is no way to improve your Testosterone Levels beyond a certain baseline. That's no reason to resign yourself to this intensely negative aspect of the aging process.

Testosterone Hormone Replacement Therapy has been proven in the lab and the field to effectively bring Testosterone Levels up to the healthy levels of early adulthood. The medical form of Testosterone is Biologically Identical to the Testosterone your own body generates, so there is no risk of rejection. Testosterone HRT can quickly and safely restore more normal and healthy T-Production.

Testosterone Treatments are offered in a number of different ways; it's just up to you to choose which form of treatment appeals to you. Testosterone Patches, Pellets, Implants, Creams, and Sprays are available, which can help promote a healthier and brighter you!

How does Andropause-related HGH Deficiency Happen?

Andropause causes both Testosterone Deficiency and Growth Hormone Deficiency through similar mechanisms. Like Testosterone, Human Growth Hormone Production is ultimately mediated by the hypothalamus. When your hypothalamus signs that the body needs HGH, it sends a hormone called Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone to the pituitary, which directly stimulates tiny organs in the pituitary known as Somatotrophs to release HGH into the body.

As you enter your late twenties or early thirties, the signals for Human Growth Hormone production start to weaken. There is no known biological advantage for this to occur, but it has a devastating effect on how men live their lives.

Symptoms of Human Growth Hormone Deficiency

Testosterone and Human Growth Hormone share some symptoms, while Human Growth Hormone Deficiency produces some unique problems as well:

• Reduced Muscle Mass Although Testosterone promotes muscle mass through anabolic means, Human Growth Hormone also stimulates muscle mass by enhancing the body's ability to repair the muscles after exercise. Men with HGH Deficiency have trouble achieving gains quickly from workouts, and they take longer to recover physically from exercise.

• Increased Fat Mass Like Testosterone, Human Growth Hormone is another potent metabolite produced by the human body to promote a healthy weight. HGH Production is negatively affected by obesity and weight gain, creating a terrible cycle of weight gain, which is incredibly difficult to triumph over.

• Osteoporosis Although Low-T Levels also affect bone health, HGH Deficiency has a far more dangerous effect on bone health. Human Growth Hormone promotes the healthy cycling of bone material, and it also maintains healthy and smooth cartilage.

• Weakened Immune System Growth Hormone is a critical component that preserves healthy cellular function and division. Men with HGH Deficiency often get sick more quickly and take longer to recover from illness because the body starts to divert energy to other processes.

• Lack of Energy Human Growth Hormone activates energy from fat tissue, giving the body a healthy influx of energy throughout the day. Andropause can reduce the ability of HGH to unlock the energy of adipose fat, slowing you down and making you groggy and fatigued. Andropause can also upset the delicate balance between insulin and HGH, further depressing Growth Hormone Levels, especially after meals loaded with carbs and sugars.

• Cholesterol Imbalance Healthy HGH levels are also intimately correlated with healthy cholesterol balance. Studies have shown that Low-T has the terrible effect of increasing HDL Cholesterol Levels and decreasing LDL Cholesterol Levels.

Human Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy

HGH Deficiency caused by Andropause has a devastating effect on human health and well-being. Still, there are two excellent ways to restore healthy Human Growth Hormone Levels to stimulate a more robust and healthier body and mind.

The first of these treatment options is Bio-Identical Human Growth Hormone HRT.

Growth Hormone Replacement Therapy restores GH Levels by providing the body with a stable outside source of the hormone. Unlike Testosterone Replacement Therapy, there is only one way to provide this treatment: via injection.

Human Growth Hormone Injections are administered via Subcutaneous Injection, meaning that a small gauge needle delivers the medication just below the top layers of the skin.

These injections are easy to administer and no more painful than an insulin injection. The injections are required daily, and the benefits of the treatment will fully take hold over a few months. You will likely experience some benefits related to energy, cognition, and temperament very quickly, while physical changes will begin to take place over a slightly extended period.

Sermorelin Acetate Therapy

Another form of therapy that restores Human Growth Hormone Levels effectively is known as Sermorelin Acetate Therapy. Sermorelin Acetate is a medical version of the precursor hormone which stimulates the production of Human Growth Hormone, known as Growth Hormone-Releasing Hormone.

Although the two are biologically different, they have the same functional effect on the human body. Sermorelin Acetate is simply a truncated version of the GH-RH molecule itself. Like Bio-Identical HGH, Sermorelin Acetate is also provided only via subcutaneous injection.

Why Choose Sermorelin Acetate over Bio-Identical Human Growth Hormone?

Although what medication you choose is ultimately up to the judgment of you and a medical professional, Sermorelin Acetate functions slightly differently within the human body than injectable HGH.

When you inject Bio-Identical Human Growth Hormone, you directly replace HGH that the body is not sufficiently producing on its own. Because of this, the body has no means of regulating HGH Levels.

On the other hand, Sermorelin Acetate Injections deliver GH-RH, which is regulated in the brain by a hormone known as Somatostatin. When the body senses that it has enough HGH in its system, it releases Somatostatin to block receptors in the pituitary, stimulating HGH Production.

Via this method, the body receives precisely as much Human Growth Hormone as it needs, preventing the risk of abuse and overdose.

In addition, the brain can release Human Growth Hormone naturally via the pituitary, preserving pituitary function and providing HGH to the body in its natural terms. Some studies suggest that because Sermorelin Acetate Injections promote natural HGH Release Patterns, it helps the body use HGH more effectively and prevents the development of hormone tolerance.

Don't Let Andropause Take Control of Your Life: Choose Hormone Replacement Therapy!

For your entire life, you have probably slowly tried to prepare yourself for the onset of the aging process. No one is ever really ready to experience the changes that take place. Luckily, researchers are quickly learning about new methods to preserve health and hormone balance to promote a longer and happier active life span.

For the history of time, men simply thought that aging was an inevitable process. Still, as the body of longevity research continues to grow, it becomes clear that numerous aspects of the aging process are not simply the result of aging but the result of changes in hormone balance which hurt our physiological function and physical and psychological well-being.

The Conscious Evolution Institute provides Physician-Monitored Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy to men and women over the age of thirty experiencing the negative consequences of Hormone Decline.

Suppose our diagnostic testing and medical analysis show that you suffer from Hormone Deficiency. In that case, we can provide Hormone Replacement Therapy with the minimum amount of hassle, getting you the treatment you need and desire to take that first big step to get your life back on track.

We also provide a number of services meant to enhance the benefits of Hormone Replacement Therapy, including Nutrition Guidance, Physical Exercise Recommendations, and Medical Advice and Support. If you think Andropause is negatively impacting your life, we encourage you to call or contact the Conscious Evolution Institute today for free consultation and quote!

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