New Research on Testosterone and Fat Loss
by Dan Gwartney, MD
Every time one joins a new gym, invariably the salesperson hands over an index card with columns of check boxes and tries to pigeonhole the new member by asking, “Do you want to gain muscle or lose fat?” Of course the correct answer is “both,” as [...]

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Written by Leigh Penman
Thursday, 19 February 2009 00:23
Anabolic Steroids are derivatives of the male hormone testosterone and, as such, they exert their effects on many testosterone sensitive tissues within the body. This includes reproductive tissues, muscle, bone, hair follicles, liver, kidneys, white and red blood cells and brain. These effects fall under two classifications:
* ANABOLIC [...]

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Nearly all of the educational material relating to the use of testosterone or other anabolic steroids (AAS) relates to possible adverse (negative) side effects. The field has been dominated by dogma and speculation for decades, as the number of AAS users is limited. Generally they are healthy young adult men; use is commonly moderate in [...]

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Testosterone And Estrogen Increase Satellite Cells
by Robbie Durand
Excess estrogens have been associated with a wide range of negative health consequences in men. Along with a decline in testosterone with age, many men also experience increases in the levels of estrogen. The result is a testosterone/estrogen imbalance that directly causes many of the debilitating health problems [...]

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