An endocrine disruptor is a chemical substance capable of altering hormonal balance and, consequently, contributing to the increase of certain types of tumors, malformations, reproductive
Erectile dysfunction is defined as the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection that allows for satisfactory sexual intercourse. Having good testosterone levels is
Testosterone has always been seen as a double-edged sword: on the one hand, it has significant benefits for the body and, on the other hand,
The percentage of men with osteopenia between 35-50 years is higher than that of women. A study done in the southern United States showed that
This hormone is not only a precursor to other hormones as was once thought; it has also shown to have very important effects at the
There is abundant literature and scientific information that shows that low levels of testosterone are associated with heart disease and increase in the fat mass
Hormones are chemical substances that our body produces in different glands and which are responsible for regulating most of our body functions. At Neolife we’re
Testosterone is a pleiotropic hormone. This means that it has multiple functions and acts at different levels. Not only does it act in a neuroactive
A review has recently been published in the prestigious Journal of the Endocrine Society which addresses the safety and physiological effect of progesterone as a
It’s normal to view cases where an effective therapy is not widely supported and used in the entire medical community as nonsense. First, there is
Women with autoimmune disorders that reach menopause experience an increase in the symptoms of their disease. They suffer from joint pains and asthenia (fatigue), and
Classically, medicine has refrained from intervening, indicating that we must accept certain limitations that age imposes on us and considering this deterioration as something normal.
If we understand that external supplementation with testosterone is effective and safe we will be greenlighting a useful tool in the fight against the ailments
The passing of the years is the cause of testosterone decline at a rate of 1% to 5% annually after 35 years. But because aging
Melatonin is produced in the pineal gland, located deep in the brain and which was considered a possible receptacle for the soul in the early
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