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Testosterone
Although females do produce a small amount of testosterone, it is the main male sexual hormone. Men produce several times more testosterone than women. It is responsible for growth of bone and muscle, production of body hair, and development of male reproductive tissues.
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Has a testosterone booster helped anyone grow your penis?
No, this is a myth. The size of your penis is related to the genes you inherited. No pills, potions, or so-called testosterone booster will change that. But it might be useful for you to not worry so much. While you may think only the length of your penis matters, the person who falls in love with you will care about a lot more than the size of your genitalia: love is about companionship, friendship, romance, and compatibility, in addition to sex.
Why should you not apply testosterone gel to the genitals?
Last year I had to go to a Urologist because they thought I had a tumor. It turned out to be calcifications and scarring from my vasectomy. Anyway I have low testosterone so I had been using AndroGel. I asked my renowned Urologist what would happen if AndroGel got on my Penis and he said it would actually grow. He even said he prescribes it for men with little packages! He told me to avoid getting it on my testicles at all cost because they will shrink. So this is what I did...
I first would complete my penis lengthening exercises, do not masturbate! Next I would coat my testicles with a generous coat of Vaseline. Next I would place a pea sizes bead of AndroGel on the entire head of my penis and rub it in completely. Then I would use toilet paper and wrap my penis. After 3 hrs I would wash it off with soap and water. The results are that I now get rock hard erections. Also I have verifiable proof (from whom) that I have increased length by 5/8 ths of an inch. I was just under 7" (6 7/8ths") and now I am well over 7 1/2"! My girth has increased by 1 1/2 " also.
To insure I keep these results I also take twice a day ViraMax DS that I get from Walgreens for $15.00. For me this has worked perfectly. I have been using AndroGel for 4 years now and my testicles are still large. To make it work you have to be very careful. Please know I have gone to my doctor on a regular basis and for me this works perfectly. Let me know if you want to try. I use two .5 Androgel Packs a day.
* * that is insane do not do this- testosterone near your balls will reduce natural production... penis lengthening exercises.... ffs go out and get a date
Can general practitioners prescribe testosterone?
There really are no truly effective pill forms of testosterone. It is broken down too quickly by the liver when taken orally. There is a product called testosterone undecanoate which can be taken by pill, but it is considered to be an inefficient method of administration. There are chemical modifications which have been done to make oral steroid drugs, but they are not the same as normal testosterone and can have much more severe side effects like liver problems. Testosterone is normally prescribed in topical gel or cream form these days, and otherwise by injection. All forms can be prescribed and must be in order to be legal in the U.S. at least. Testosterone and its derivatives are Schedule III drugs and therefore restricted in the same ways as codeine etc.
How long does it take to get your testosterone level back to normal?
1.) How long did it take for the radiation levels In Hiroshima to go back to normal ?
Does more estrogen balance excess testosterone in women?
Found the following at http://www.diagnose-me.com/cond/C621300.html under Recommendations and Treatments for high Testosterone Level: Hormone - Estrogen Replacement
"Low estrogens allow the circulating androgens and testosterone to be more freely available and thus stimulate cells more. Increasing the circulating estrogen in the blood by taking estrogens will increase the proteins that bind the androgens and help decrease the effects of all androgens, whether the levels are normal or excessive."
Also from http://www.drmirkin.com/women/1233.html
"Just taking birth control pills markedly lower a woman's blood levels of testosterone because the estrogen in birth control pills shuts down the brain that produces FSH the hormone that causes the ovaries to produce testosterone."
Not certain on the reliability of these sources, but either or both might be correct. So the higher your estrogen level, the lower your testosterone level will be? x
Can swallowing semen boost testosterone levels?
No, the other way around. Higher testosterone levels will increase sperm.
A differing view is that testosterone is absorbed by some soft tissues in the body. it is a fact that women do get a boost in Testosterone from semen during sex, They also pick up testosterone from deep (french) kissing a man.
So if that is so & it is, Semen in the mouth will allow for the absorption of Testosterone. Swallowing, probably not, the acid in the stomach will break down the Testosterone.
Can testosterone shots cure low testosterone?
It can't cure the problem, but it greatly helps. I have just such an issue, as mine is caused from the Klinefelter syndrome. I have received testosterone injections since 1988, of which I currently receive bi-weekly injections of it. It does increase the low level of testosterone. It is used throughout one's body to furnish the needed nutrients that the body normally produces, such as for promoting the "maleness", hair, deepening of voice, bone density, beard, muscle mass, and other male characteristics.
Does testosterone make people more aggressive?
wello they make you angry by...... why are you asking this?
Testosterone is located in the testicals of a male. Spirals of tissue all compacted in there make sperm and testosterone this is why generally men are stronger than women. Testosterone also helps men grow larger and muscle growth
Can you drink alcohol when using testosterone steroids?
Steroids like prednisone and Medrol are extremely hard on your stomach! Most people have terrible heartburn while taking them. You don't want to toss alcohol into this mix, because alcohol is also very acidic and very hard on your stomach lining. Stick with the non-alcoholic drinks until you finish your steroid pack.
What are the side effects of Testosterone Boosters?
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I take testosterone by applying a gel to my skin. The effects are increased endurance, strength, mood, and other manifestations of those attributes that come alive at puberty. This is only for those who have less than the needed amount of testosterone. For those who already have the average amount or more, then you risk prostate cancer among other things.
What is the cost of testosterone replacement therapy?
Several testosterone delivery methods exist. Choosing a specific therapy depends on your preference of a particular delivery system, the side effects and the cost. Methods include:
- Injection. APPROX COST: $100-$200 per month ~ Intramuscular testosterone injections are safe and effective. Injections are given approximately every two weeks. You may experience fluctuations in symptom relief between doses. You or a family member can learn to administer this method of TRT at home. If you're uncomfortable administering injections, a nurse or doctor can give the injection.
- Patch. APPROX COST: $200-$500 per month.
A patch containing testosterone (Androderm) is applied each night to your back, abdomen, upper arm or thigh. The site of the application is rotated to maintain seven-day intervals between applications to the same site to lessen skin reactions.
- Gel. APPROX COST: $200-$500 per month.
You rub testosterone gel (AndroGel, Testim) into your skin on your lower abdomen, upper arm or shoulder. As the gel dries, your body absorbs testosterone through your skin. Gel application of testosterone replacement therapy appears to cause fewer skin reactions than patches. Avoid showering or bathing for several hours after an application to ensure adequate absorption. A potential side effect of the gel is the possibility of transferring the medication to your partner. You can avoid this by avoiding skin-to-skin contact until the gel is completely dry or by covering the area after an application .
- Gum and cheek (buccal cavity).
APPROX COST: $200-$500 per month.
Striant, a small putty-like substance, delivers testosterone through the natural depression above your top teeth where your gum meets your upper lip (buccal cavity). This product rapidly adheres to your gumline and, as exposed to saliva, softens into a gel-like form, allowing testosterone to be absorbed directly into your bloodstream. Side effects may include gum irritation or pain, bitter taste or headache. A recent study found this form of testosterone therapy may deliver a steadier dose of testosterone throughout the day.
- Oral. APPROX COST: $100-$300 per month.
Taking testosterone orally is not recommended for long-term replacement. Testosterone taken by this method may cause an unfavorable cholesterol profile and increase your risk of blood clots and heart and liver problems.
Okay, no offense to the above author, but those prices are very bank-breaking, especially when I've had TRT for years.
First, any decent Doctor would never charge more than $50 per injection unless there was other services rendered. Personally with regular lab work, I showed up with NO office visit 2 times monthly for my injections of $15 bucks. Another Doc was higher when I moved, but he only charged $30 bucks.
As for Gel Testosterone? Dirt freaking cheap, and that is what I switched too. And why? Tell your Doc that you're gonna take it to a compounding Pharmacy and have it made. Get this, I paid $30 to $40 dollars for 60 days worth. Hell, even if it cost $100 for 60 days, it beats the hell out of those 20 & 22 gauge needles and trips to the Doctors.
As for the sub lingual/buccal stuff? A compounding pharmacist can make that as well, but why use all of these others when you can rub-in a dimes worth or less on your body right out of the shower? It's clean too, no mess or greasiness.
Now "The Patch!" You can keep it! If you shower & bathe normally, it WILL come off at some point, plus it is annoying as hell.
Last but not least, "The Pill!" Here's the deal: Pills are not only way more inconsistent, but they are definitely much more dangerous to the liver, even with regular use of just a couple of years.
As for the info I just posted? No offense, but I know, I've been there and done that for 15 + years, not to mention the fact that I routinely study all available info and pick the brains of Doctors and Pharmacist. Please, just do as I've done and insist on what you feel is best for you, not your doctor or insurance companies wallets.
What age is a Male's Testosterone the highest?
At age 30 male's testosterone starts to decrease three percent per year. By the time they are 80 years old, men have sort of run out.
Can too much testosterone affect your liver?
this answer is primarily for trans men taking testosterone injections; yes. it definitely can. I don't know about natural testosterone but injected one of the warnings is that it COULD, not will but could affect your liver.
The effect of testosterone during puberty?
Hair Growing on the face, armpits, penis/vagina, voice change, finding yourself easily distracted (Mostly by woman) and penis gets larger for some... and sometimes attitude, preference and personality changes
Andosterone is created in the liver by metabolizing testosterone. The result is an essentially inactive male sex steroid hormone. It is one of two androgens that affect masculinity in a developing fetus.
What are synthetic variants of testosterone?
Anabolic steroids are dangerous variants of testosterone.
What produces sperm and secrete testosterone?
In the testes, or testicles, there are a group of cells called the interstitial cells of Leydig. Their main purpose is to produce the hormone testosterone,
Where is the hormone testosterone produced?
Testosterone is produced by specialized cells in the testis, ovaries and the adrenal glans.
Testosterone is the type of androgen produced by endocrinal cells of testis known as interstitial cells or Leydig's cells,scattered in connective tissue between the sperm-producing seminiferous tubules of the testes.
