Low Testosterone – Roger Bowman

HCG Injections: Do Men Need Them on TRT?

October 30, 2018June 19, 2019Roger Bowman

Have you ever wondered why HCG is often talked about and used by men on testosterone replacement therepy (TRT) programs? Yes, you may have heard about HCG being used for weight loss (completely different story), but what I’m talking about here is for men on TRT.

HCG helps to stimulate action in our leydig cells (in testies) when the body no longer wants to do so after being on TRT for a while. This essentially “back fills” many important hormones and pathways that are relevant for a man to feel his best day to day. These hormones would include pregnenolone, DHEA, progesterone, endogenous testosterone, cortisol and much more… I’m going to discuss all this a bit more here in this article. Read more →

10 Ways to Elevate Your Testosterone Levels Naturally!

March 18, 2016November 1, 2023Roger Bowman

Now more than ever before, we have millions of men suffering from low testosterone, aka “Low T”, and unfortunately suffering from the undesirable symptoms that accompany the condition. We have seen a large spike with the number of cases of men with Low T in the last couple of decades which is largely due to the endocrine disrupters men are exposing themselves to on a regular basis along with the ones we are consuming.

If you’re a man under the age of 30, I want to give ten essential steps to support and increase your testosterone levels naturally here. Read more →

A War Against Testosterone

November 17, 2014November 1, 2023Roger Bowman

Testosterone is a male hormone (androgen) made by the body. Most of the testosterone in a man’s body is produced in his testicles.

Testosterone Helps:

Maintain reproductive tissues
Stimulate sperm production
Stimulate and maintain sexual function
Increase muscle mass and strength
Maintain bone strength
Sense of well being and a man’s confidence
A man’s “get up and go” energy levels

Just like your cholesterol or blood pressure, there is a numerical range of testosterone levels that are considered normal. Read more →