TESTOSTERONE REDUCER SIGNALS YOU SHOULD KNOW

Testosterone deficiency is a factor that is directly related to male infertility. Early recognition of the signs of testosterone deficiency will help you quickly find ways to improve your sexual health.
Testosterone is a naturally occurring hormone in the man’s body. It is produced by the testes and is closely related to men’s health and sex life. Testosterone stimulates sperm production mechanisms and the ability to have sex in men. It also contributes to building muscle and bone mass.
The production of testosterone will naturally decline with age. However, it can also be affected by many other causes that do not follow the laws of nature. When testosterone decline is stronger than normal, there will be 11 characteristic signs, including
1. Reduce libido
Testosterone plays an important role in determining sexual ability in men. So, when testosterone levels go down, so does a man’s libido. This is usually common in men age 45 and up.
2. Low amount of semen
Testosterone has an active role in sperm production. It is a milky white liquid that aids in sperm motility and movement. Men with reduced testosterone often have lower semen volume overtime during ejaculation.
3. Hair loss
Testosterone also plays a role in a number of other body functions, including ensuring healthy hair in men. Low testosterone causes men to shed a lot of hair and hair. That is also why most men entering sexual maturity have baldness on several levels.
4. Tired
Men with impaired testosterone often experience fatigue and lack of energy. So, if you find yourself feeling tired all the time, even though you eat and rest regularly, think about the possibility of testosterone deficiency.
5. Losing muscle mass
The muscles of people with testosterone decline will become more loose than usual. Besides losing muscle mass, men with low testosterone also tend to “develop obesity” due to increased body fat mass.
6. Weak bones
Similar to osteoporosis in postmenopausal women, men who enter the age of menopause or naturally impaired testosterone will also experience bone problems. At that time, they have weaker bone mass and more likely to fracture.
7. Mood changes
In addition to having a direct impact on physical health, testosterone is also likely to affect men’s mood and mental health. Low testosterone causes men to have mood swings. They may even be at risk for depression, irritability, and difficulty concentrating on something.

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