If Your Testosterone Is Low, You're Gonna Get Fat : Plus 17 Other Things the FDA Doesn't Want You to Know about Testosterone

Hormone imbalances impact men as well as women. Beginning at age 30, testosterone in men declines at a rate of 1%-3% per year. Accompanying this reduction are numerous health concerns ranging from weight gain and decreased sexual ability to an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes.
The solution seems simple. Since testosterone is an essential hormone, and since testosterone therapy (TRT) can safely and effectively waning testosterone, problem solved, right? Wrong.
If Your Testosterone Is Low, You’re Gonna Get Fat tells the riveting story of the science behind testosterone , why the FDA changed the rules for testosterone prescriptions in 2014, and how the doctorpatient relation can supercede the FDA’s misguided attempt to prevent men from seeking the health care they can so readily benefit from.
Written by natural hormone expert Dr. Charles Mok, If Your Testosterone Is Low, You’re Gonna Get Fat reveals the benefits of safely and effectively testosterone and dispels the many myths and fears that impact doctors and patients. In addition, the book discusses when to initiate treatment based on blood work, how to monitor and dose TRT, and the ideal route of administration.
Testosterone deficiency is an important medical condition, and testosterone therapy is an effective, rational, and evidence-based response. If Your Testosterone Is Low, You’re Gonna Get Fat gives men the opportunity to be fully informed and to live the most fulfilling and vigorous lives possible while decreasing the risks within their control.