Skip to content
Fullscript leaf logo
Create account
Fullscript logo
Fullscript leaf logo
  • Solutions
    • Plan care
      Lab testing Offer end-to-end diagnostics.
      Supplement catalog Recommend healthcare’s best.
      Clinical decision support Optimize your patients’ plans.
      Evidence-based templates Build complete plans quickly.
    • Deliver care
      Online plans Send individual and multi-patient plans.
      Wholesale ordering Dispense supplements from your clinic.
    • Engage patients
      Patient experience See how patients thrive on Fullscript.
      Adherence & insights Keep patients on track with less effort.
      Patient promotions Offer savings, engage patients in a few clicks.
    • IntegrationsSee all integrations
  • Resources
    • Learn
      How to use Fullscript Explore quick demos, articles, and more.
      Wellness blog Education for practitioners and patients.
      Webinars 100+ recordings of practitioner discussions.
      Protocols Our library of evidence-based protocols.
      Clinical evidence Studies that support the Fullscript platform.
      Practice resources Handouts, promotional tools, and more.
      Ingredient library Decision support for supplement ingredients.
    • Featured
      lets make healthcare whole kyle feature image
      Let’s Make Healthcare Whole

      Learn how Fullscript is making whole person care more attainable, scalable, and impactful.

  • Pricing
Sign in Create account Book a demo Sign in

Why Women Need Testosterone for Optimal Health

Updated on February 9, 2022 | Published on January 10, 2020
  1. Webinars
  2. Why Women Need Testosterone for Optimal Health
 

VIEW THE PRESENTATION SLIDES HERE

Testosterone is most often considered a male sex hormone, but more evidence is pointing to it being necessary for optimal health in women as well, particularly as they reach peri-menopause and menopause. Depression, pain, low libido, and fat deposition are some common symptoms of low testosterone in women, which often gets blamed on the more common female sex hormones.

This webinar will cover the latest evidence examining the need for testosterone in women, lifestyle tactics to optimize it, as well as herbal and nutraceutical interventions to boost levels naturally.

You’ll Learn:

  • When to suspect low testosterone in women, common signs, and symptoms
  • How pain, depression, and lack of motivation are not commonly dismissed as normal for women
  • What age group is most impacted
  • What lifestyle interventions, herbs, and supplements help boost testosterone levels naturally

To sign learn more and sign up for a FREE Fullscript account click here

Disclaimer

This presentation is for healthcare provider education only, offering information and clinical knowledge insights. It is not intended to provide medical or professional advice, replace individualized patient assessments, or serve as a substitute for your professional judgment.

SHARE THIS POST
  • Print
  • Email
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • Pinterest

More resources

Blog
Protocols
Practice resources
Ingredient library

Make healthcare whole with Fullscript

Join 100,000+ providers building the future of whole person care today.

Create free account

Read more articles

Article
—Assessing D3+K2 Potency
Vitamin D3 and K2 support bone and vascular health, but formulation and bioavailability inconsistenc...
Article
—Assessing Berberine Potency
Berberine supports blood sugar and gut health, but sourcing issues and dose sensitivity make potency...
Article
—Assessing CoQ10 Potency
As part of our ongoing commitment to the Fullscript Quality Program, we tested several CoQ10 product...

Fullscript content philosophy

At Fullscript, we are committed to curating accurate, and reliable educational content for providers and patients alike. Our educational offerings cover a broad range of topics related to whole person care, such as supplement ingredients, diet, lifestyle, and health conditions.

Medically reviewed by expert practitioners and our internal Medical Advisory Team, all Fullscript content adheres to the following guidelines:

  1. In order to provide unbiased and transparent education, information is based on a research review and obtained from trustworthy sources, such as peer-reviewed articles and government websites. All medical statements are linked to the original reference and all sources of information are disclosed within the article.
  2. Information about supplements is always based on ingredients. No specific products are mentioned or promoted within educational content.
  3. A strict policy against plagiarism is maintained; all our content is unique, curated by our team of writers and editors at Fullscript. Attribution to individual writers and editors is clearly stated in each article.
  4. Resources for patients are intended to be educational and do not replace the relationship between health practitioners and patients. In all content, we clearly recommend that readers refer back to their healthcare practitioners for all health-related questions.
  5. All content is updated on a regular basis to account for new research and industry trends, and the last update date is listed at the top of every article.
  6. Potential conflicts of interest are clearly disclosed.
Learn more

The healthiest cookies you’ll choose today

Our website uses cookies to collect useful information that lets us and our partners support basic functionality, analyze visitor traffic, deliver a better user experience, and provide ads tailored to your interests. Agreeing to the use of cookies is your choice. Learn more

Fullscript leaf icon
Platform
  • What’s new
  • Integrations
  • Testimonials
  • Catalog
Company
  • About us
  • Blog
  • Why Fullscript
  • Careers
  • Partnerships
  • Quality program
Help
  • Book a demo
  • Support Center
  • Provider FAQs
  • Patient FAQ
  • Contact us
  • Security
Developers
  • Engineering at Fullscript
  • API

© Fullscript 2025. All rights reserved.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

  • Privacy Statement
  • Terms of Service
  • Accessibility Policy
  • Customer Support Policy
  • Acceptable Use Policy
  • Privacy Rights Notice
  • Auto Refill Terms and Conditions
  • Consumer Health Data Privacy Notice
American flag - toggles to show american specific contentUS
Canadian flag - toggles to show canada specific contentCanada