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Is Your Quality of Life Diminishing?
It Could Be Low T.
Low T can cause sex drive loss, low energy, declining enthusiasm, mood swings, and much more.
A man’s quality of life can be considerably diminished by andropause, more frequently referred to as low testosterone (low T). Testosterone is an androgenic hormone necessary for guys (and even females). If your body does not produce enough testosterone, your health and wellness could take a significant nosedive.
Symptoms of
Low T Generally Include
- Chronic Fatigue
- Loss of Motivation
- Increased Body Fat
- Low Libido
- Brain Fog
- Mood Swings
- Erectile Dysfunction
- Muscle Loss
Having your hormone levels evaluated is a must if you’re experiencing any (or all) of these signs of low testosterone. You can get the ball rolling with the help of Gameday Men’s Health.
If you’ve been diagnosed with low testosterone, we can create a testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) regimen that works for you. We’re here to get you back to peak health and performance.
Benefits of
Gameday Men’s Health TRT
- Enhance Energy Levels
- Increase Motivation
and Confidence - Promote Fat Loss
- Promote Restful Sleep
- Boost Sex Drive
- Support Muscular Growth
and Strength - Improve Mood
More importantly, we only treat low T with bioidentical or natural testosterone, which makes sure that the treatment works well and is safe.
We’ve helped many men with low T get their health and vitality back. We make TRT easier, safer, and better for your wallet than any other male clinic.
HOW CAN I TELL
IF I HAVE LOW T?
The first thing to do is to make an appointment with the Gameday staff in Elk Grove. You should expect a routine blood draw to take place at your first appointment. Then, in less than 15 minutes, we’ll have the results ready, so you can kick back in our plush seats, watch the game, and have a free drink with us.
One of our licensed clinicians will review the clinical findings of your blood work and how they relate to any symptoms you may be having once your lab results are available. Additionally, you can be questioned about your past medical experiences.
If you meet the criteria for TRT, your licensed clinician can start you on a low-T treatment regimen designed just for you. In addition, bioidentical testosterone injections are available at Gameday weekly, and so are other treatments you can give on your own.
WHAT MAKES
GAMEDAY MEN’S HEALTH THE BEST MALE CLINIC?
PREMIER MEN’S HEALTH CLINIC
While keeping a modern and professional environment, our clinic is designed to make men feel totally at home. During your office visit, please enjoy our comfy chairs, giant LED televisions, and complimentary refreshments.
ON-SITE LAB TESTING
Benefit from our no-cost introductory meeting, which includes diagnostic testing right in our office. There will be no more waiting around for hours or even days to get the results of your blood work; we will have them ready in 15 minutes.
BIOIDENTICAL HORMONES, NO SYNTHETIC TESTOSTERONE
The treatment for low T at Gameday Men’s Health involves the administration of bioidentical testosterone. Because of this, you will receive the identical kind of testosterone that is regularly produced by your body, which will result in increased bioavailability, advantages, and safety.
EFFICIENT AND TIMELY OFFICE VISITS
Gameday consultations are on time, simple, and effective. We’ll have you in and out in less than 10 minutes for your testosterone injections!
WHAT IS
TESTOSTERONE?
Testosterone is the most crucial androgen in males since it is responsible for a significant portion of the development of male sex characteristics. Testosterone is produced by the testicles. Additionally, testosterone is one of the most potent anabolic hormones that are produced naturally within the body.
As such, testosterone is crucial for:
- Healthy energy levels
- Promoting muscle growth
- Supporting sex drive
- Boosting erectile quality
- Enhancing cognitive function
- Motivation and confidence
- Facial and body hair growth
- Maintaining bone mineral density
- Proper immune function
- Getting a good night’s rest
The HPT axis connects the hypothalamus to the pituitary gland and triggers the production of testosterone in men. Therefore, any disruption in the function of any link along this axis will prevent adequate signals from being sent, resulting in insufficient testosterone synthesis. Thus, men who sustain testicular injuries frequently see a decrease in endogenous testosterone levels.
WHAT MAKES
TESTOSTERONE ESSENTIAL TO A MAN’S QUALITY OF LIFE?
The hormone testosterone is the prototypical “masculine” hormone. Its androgenic characteristics give men the confidence, motivation, and resolve to seize each day. So naturally, testosterone affects nearly every element of a man’s life, including relationships, job ambitions, physical performance, social interaction, and sex.
Until approximately age 25, the male body typically produces adequate amounts of testosterone. Once a guy reaches this age, though, his body ceases to make as much testosterone; in fact, it typically produces only a quarter of what it did when he was younger.
Symptoms of low T are common when natural testosterone production decreases. Insomnia, weakness, loss of muscle mass, inability to get or keep an erection, and chronic exhaustion are a few common manifestations of these conditions.
Good news: low-T symptoms almost often disappear after normal testosterone levels are restored and kept up (which is the objective of TRT)
ARE THERE ANY
HEALTH RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH TRT?
The health concerns are negligible as long as TRT is administered under the guidance of a competent physician specializing in male hypogonadism. This is why so many guys come to GameDay. We are trained to treat men with low T with bioidentical testosterone that functions identically to the testosterone your body naturally generates.
Before initiating any form of low T treatment, we require all potential TRT candidates to perform the necessary lab testing. We only offer TRT to individuals who can benefit from it safely and with low health hazards.
It’s time to Find the New You
It’s time to find the New You