Low Testosterone

The billions of dollars men are spending on the latest drugs to combat impotence proves that passion comes before a price - sometimes even before safety! The lack of ability to perform sexually past the age of 30 is often a symptom of declining levels of testosterone.

Testosterone deficiency is the culprit that is most often responsible for "andropause", the male equivalent of menopause. You're probably thinking to yourself "well then why not just give all men past this age a shot of testosterone?"

Great question ... but unlike estrogen therapy for women, testosterone therapy is very difficult and very tricky. Inducing hormones can cause side effects such as enlarged breasts and liver/kidney problems.

How Do You Know?

Take a look at these questions and answer them honestly...
Do you have a decrease in libido (sex drive)?
Do you have a lack of energy?
Have you lost height?
Do you experience emotional swings more often?
Are your erections less strong?
During sex, is it difficult to maintain your erection to completion?

If you answered "yes" to two or more questions, then based upon medical research you very likely have low testosterone levels.

How To Measure Testosterone

Fortunately, measuring testosterone levels no longer requires inconvenient blood testing. New laboratory technology allows for testing of testosterone, cortisol, DHEA and estrogen in saliva.

You can find out for yourself, in the privacy of your home, if low testosterone levels might be the cause of your performance difficulty.