Blog

Cold showers may improve sleep quality, and blood circulation, but cold water stimulation does not increase testosterone levels. Exercise, hot water, and sunlight exposure can boost testosterone. Sunlamps may also help stimulate testosterone synthesis, but wear sensible, breathable clothing.

Adjusting dose, dosage, frequency, even mode of administration from IM to sub-Q is one way to deal with edema or water retention while on TRT.

A scalp massage increases blood flow, which feeds the hair follicles with nutrients and oxygen to promote hair growth. Although no unique tools are required, consistency is crucial. According to studies, regular massages lasting at least 4 minutes over the course of 24 weeks promote thicker, longer hair.

Hair loss clinics provide prescription pills and topicals to diagnose and prevent male pattern baldness. Early treatment is the best prevention method, while managing stress can also improve hair health.

Not waking up with an erection? Don’t panic. As people age, they may naturally notice less nocturnal erections for a variety of reasons. While ED can be explained by a variety of physiological reasons, psychological ED is also easily treatable.

Hot flashes. Brain fog. Night sweats. Exhaustion. Menopause symptoms can be the bane of a woman’s life for over a decade. Thankfully, there are some things you can do to make Menopause that bit easier.

We provide a FDA-approved hair loss treatment for Male Pattern Baldness (MPB) to improve regeneration and stop hair shaft shrinkage. Clinical studies have demonstrated the efficacy of both therapies, and Science and Humans promotes a stress-free strategy for managing hair loss.

Hair shedding is normal, but excessive shedding may indicate telogen effluvium, caused by stress, illness, or poor nutrition. Hair loss can be genetic or caused by drugs, extreme styling, or illness. Treatment depends on the underlying cause.

Finasteride and minoxidil are effective therapies for male pattern baldness, with Finasteride being used to treat androgenetic alopecia and OTC therapy being an over-the-counter topical hair therapy.

Minoxidil and finasteride are both used to treat hair loss, but work in different ways; minoxidil is a vasodilator that increases blood flow and thickens hair, while Finasteride blocks DHT to prevent miniaturization of hair, and is strictly prescribed for men with androgenic alopecia.