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• General Andropause Information
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• Possible Lifestyle Changes for Andropause
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General Andropause Information
Andropause is a condition that occurs when a male has insufficient amounts of testosterone in his body. Andropause is much like a male version of menopause because it is the result of decreasing hormone levels in middle age. The changes that occur in andropause are gradual and include mood changes, anxiety, fatigue, loss of energy and decreased sex drive and agility. Approximately 30 percent of men in their mid-50s experience andropause. Replacing testosterone levels to desired levels can reverse the effects of andropause.

Possible Causes of Andropause
Andropause is caused by decreasing testosterone levels in men. All men experience a lowering of hormone levels but some suffer from greater declines than others. The extremity of symptoms are directly tied to the amount of testosterone decrease in the body.

Possible Symptoms of Andropause
Symptoms of andropause include decreased sex drive, decreased muscle mass, emotional changes, depression, irritability, increased body fat, loss of muscular strength, weak bones, back pain and increased risk of cardiovascular events.

Possible Lifestyle Changes for Andropause
Hormone replacement therapy is the best way to combat andropause. A man suffering from andropause can decrease symptoms by eating a healthy diet, getting regular exercise, learning to manage stress and not smoking.

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Beneficial Dietary Supplements
Maca increases hormone levels and boosts energy levels and sexual enhancement.

Zinc is important in keeping testosterone levels at peak levels.

Ginkgo increases blood flow to the genital region.

Tribulous Terrestris is effecting in treating impotence.

REFERENCES: Prescription for Nutritional Healing, 3rd Edition, Phyllis Balch, CNC; James F. Balch, M.D.