Gameday Men’s Health was created for one simple purpose: To help men suffering from low testosterone in the Austin area optimize their health. Whether it is their hormone health (TRT – testosterone replacement therapy), weight loss (semaglutide), ED (erectile dysfunction) support with shockwave therapy (GAINSWave) and P-Shot, our goal is for men to RECLAIM their life. Set in a man-cave environment – plush with flat screen TVs, leather sofas, refreshments, and a stock ticker – Gameday Men’s Health helps men like you get back to the top of your game. When you need to feel your best in life, be your best at home, and perform your best at work – it’s Gameday. Free Low T Tests offered.
Testosterone is the most important androgen in men since it plays a major role in the development of male sex characteristics. Testosterone is also one of the most potent anabolic hormones made 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
Males produce testosterone through a chemical messenger cascade conveyed via the hypothalamic-pituitary-testes (HPT) axis. If any part of this axis isn’t working correctly, the necessary signals aren’t being transmitted and the body won’t synthesize enough testosterone for proper well-being. Thus, males who experience traumatic injury to the testicles often face a subsequent reduction in endogenous testosterone levels.
WHAT MAKES
TESTOSTERONE ESSENTIAL TO A MAN’S QUALITY OF LIFE?
Testosterone is the quintessential “male” hormone. Its androgenic properties give men confidence, drive, and determination to seize each and every day. Naturally, testosterone serves a purpose in almost every aspect of a man’s life, whether it’s with regards to relationships, career goals, athletic performance, socializing, or sex.
Until about age 25, the male body usually synthesizes a sufficient amount of testosterone. However, once a man ages past this point, the body no longer produces as much testosterone; in fact, it typically produces only a fraction of what it used to at younger ages.
When natural testosterone production drops significantly, symptoms of low T are likely to manifest. These symptoms often include chronic fatigue, difficulty focusing, inability to achieve an erection, insomnia, reductions in strength and muscle mass, and others.
Fortunately, the symptoms of low T are almost always corrected after reestablishing and maintaining healthy testosterone levels (which is the objective of TRT).