Testosterone Therapy in Palm Beach/ Jupiter/ Palm Beach Gardens/ West Palm Beach.

All About TRT.
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) in men who have been tested and have low testosterone levels has consistently shown to have extremely positive benefits with only a minimal risk of side effects. Furthermore, the benefits of testosterone therapy can be both physical and mental. The therapeutic restoration of testosterone levels to be within the normal range by using TRT has been shown to:



·         Significantly increase one’s lean body mass
·         Drastically decrease an individual’s fat mass
·         Increase bone mineral density
·         Improve reproductive functioning
·         Improve one’s mood and well-being
Where some benefits will start to appear in the first month of therapy, most effects begin to take place over the first few months.  All these benefits have made testosterone replacement therapy usage increase significantly over the past few years, and with good reason. Because it works. While TRT is usually well received and completely safe just as long as testosterone is kept within normal, physiologic levels. This is why it’s important to have a qualified and experienced physician.

Testosterone replacement therapy produces a reasonable increase in lean body mass (muscle mass) in men with low T. TRT users normally gain around three to six pounds of lean muscle mass in the first six months of therapy. As men age, they loses muscle mass, typically about 0.5 to 1.0% per year after they turn 40. This rate in reduction becomes much faster after the age of 40 and is much worse if they have low testosterone. Muscle contributes a significant amount to an individual’s resting metabolism. Therefore, any loss in muscle will slow down the resting metabolism. Once T levels are stabilized within normal range, some increases in muscle mass typically start to taper off. This stabilization often occurs after around six months of treatment. You will look lean and tone, and feel amazing.

Testosterone therapy also produces a moderate decrease in body fat, especially abdominal fat mass, in elderly men with low T. Typical fat loss will range anywhere between five to ten pounds in the first six months of TRT treatment. So you will not see a significant change in weight, but rather a real change in BMI. You will have more muscle and less fat. You will feel energized and stronger with more focus. You will in short, feel like a new man.

What does this mean?
As men age, they typically will gain fat mass, especially abdominal (otherwise known as visceral) fat. Besides giving you an unwanted gut and love handles, this increase in fat increases the incidence and risk of cardiovascular problems. TRT for men with low levels can keep you thinner and healthier since long-term studies consistently show a decrease in fat mass and men at healthier weight suffer fewer chronic health conditions.

For more information on TRT therapy, visit www.NovaGenix.org Call us today at 561-277-8260 or email us at info@NovaGenix.org and one of our clinical experts will help you determine in hormone therapy is right for you.





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