Bioidentical Testosterone Cream For Men and Women

On average, an adult human male body produces about forty to sixty times more testosterone than an adult female body. However, females are, from a behavioral perspective (rather than from an anatomical or biological perspective), more sensitive to the hormone. In men, testosterone plays a key role in health and well-being as well as preventing osteoporosis. In women, testosterone is the primary hormone responsible for sexual desire, performance, and satisfaction.

Testosterone helps induce muscle and facial hair growth. It also improves blood flow, speeds up metabolism, and helps with reproduction. Testosterone is also known to increase libido, stabilize sleeping patterns, prevent cancer and help strengthen the immune system. Men and women, who are experiencing a deficiency in all or most of these functions, should recommend hormone replacement therapy. If you feel that you might be suffering from low testosterone, see your doctor. They will start you on this hormone therapy.

Many researchers are taking "male menopause" very seriously. It involves a constellation of physical changes, including fatigue, depression and drooping libido. They believe that this can be traced to the decline of hormones, including testosterone, in men over 50. "One thing we have to recognize is that the decline in testosterone is also intertwined with changes, such as decrease in blood flow, and psychological and social changes too," says Dr. Kenneth Goldberg, medical director of the Men's Health Center in Dallas. Women going through menopause also need testosterone to help level out their hormones in order for their organs to function properly again. They usually suffer from slow blood circulation which causes a low libido. All women need testosterone and estrogen, for peak sexual wellness and if either declines, sex drive falls and sexual intercourse can become painful.

Although there are many ways that men and women benefit from taking testosterone, there are some problems if it is misused. The major side effect shown in men is that the supplementation of the hormone sometimes tends to slow down the body's natural ability to produce testosterone. Using excess amount of artificial testosterone causes serious allergic reactions such difficulty in breathing, swelling of the tongue, lips, or face. In women, hoarseness, male-pattern baldness, deepening of voice, excessive hair growth, and menstrual irregularities are the main side effects. Prolonged use of testosterone in higher doses for men may result in shrinking of testicles and gynecomastia (breast growth in men).

Despite the risks associated with testosterone abuse, doctors agree that using testosterone cream in moderation can improve the way of life for people with imbalanced hormones levels. Healthy testosterone levels promote optimal mental, physical, and sexual health. You could see improved mood, reduced stress & depression, and increased energy.