Herbal Medicine to Optimize Testosterone with Dr. Espinosa

It is estimated that after the age of 40, men experience up to a 3% decrease in circulating total testosterone a year, and 20% of men over 60. Testosterone (T) production is complex, with many precursors, enzymes, and pathways to achieve optimal levels. Symptoms of low T include fatigue, cognitive decline, and erectile dysfunction. Cardiovascular risks have also been reported in studies.

During this informative webinar, Dr. Espinosa will discuss

Learn the biomarkers that should be included in your male patient’s hormone panel.
Refresher on how T is produced and pathways to clinically address.
Discuss the latest research on nutrients and botanicals optimal T production.
Learn Clinical Practice guidelines for a progressive nutrition-based management of these inter-related systems.

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