How Low is your Testosterone?
from Raj Singh MD FACP FASN Hosted by Raj Singh MD FACP FASN
Today, we are discussing the topic of testosterone. Testosterone in men gets produced in adrenal glands and of course the testes and ovaries and adrenal women. Men with low T get exhausted easily, have central obesity (lot of fat get stored around the belly area), osteoporosis rate goes up, and a very low levels of testosterone of course is linked to increased risk of cancers, because testosterone is good for our immunity.
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