This Week's Anti-Aging Video Presentation: Dr Eugene Shippen: Testosterone deficiency

Posted on June 15, 2009, 1:09 p.m. in Aging | Hormone Replacement Therapy | Hormones & Pharmacological Agents | Hormone Therapy | Injectible Growth Hormone | Longevity and Age Management | Men's Health | Post Categories | Sexual-Reproductive | Testosterone |
Dr Shippen discusses further the problems associated with testosterone deficiency and what can be done to improve themTo view the video preview, click here.

Testosterone deficiency in men was almost unstudied and unpromoted until Viagra arrived and men came out of the closet. Previously doctors had been told there was no such thing as the male menopause and that the changes associated with testosterone deficiency such as loss of muscle mass, decreased strength, stamina and libido were all normal aging changes. Dr Shippen discusses further the problems associated with testosterone deficiency and what can be done to improve them, click here.

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This seminar will be an interactive process with breaks for questions and panel discussion of issues or complex problems. Case histories of common problems will be presented. Physicians should be able to immediately use the information and treatments in their practices. The focus will be on newest innovative treatment approaches guaranteed to change your clinical approach to this complex area of medicine.

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