Boost Your Vitality With Hormone Replacement Therapy in Montreal

Testosterone, the primary male sex determinant, is a controlled substance in Canada, and hence, getting the right amount of testosterone for the right purposes remains crucial in optimizing male health and sexual wellness across cities in Canada. Between 1994 and 2014, Canada saw the highest worldwide increase in hormone replacement therapy prescriptions. As per 2014 data, there was an increase in the number of prescriptions dispensed per 100,000 eligible population in Alberta, from approximately 400 to 700.

Be it for coping with relationship issues, stress, or mood swings due to decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, or even ejaculation issues, men in Canada often go overboard with ordering testosterone ‘boosting’ products and supplements. The CAGR for testosterone boosters and supplements is forecasted to amount to USD 144.4 million by 2033. While libido and sexual drive are pivotal in sustaining relationships and keeping mental health issues at bay, there is more to testosterone than just sexual health. The authenticity and efficacy of testosterone ‘boosters’ remain controversial. It is crucial to understand what testosterone does to our body and how a deficiency in testosterone levels can be treated the right way.

Testosterone Deficiency (TD) refers to the abnormally low production of the male sex hormone testosterone in the body by the gonads (testes). Testosterone is responsible for:

TD causes men to lose lean muscle mass, develop a bulging belly due to increased central adiposity, face difficulties in getting an erection and the desired ejaculation volume, face low or lack sexual drive, undergo constant mood swings and irritation, cope with multiple cognitive issues, face sleep disturbances, and remain unusually stressed.

In Canada, 1 in 25 people (25%) between ages 40-62 face TD, especially past their thirties. The prevalence of TD is estimated to be 4–12% in men aged 50–59 years, 9–23% in men aged 60–69 years, and 28–49% in men over 70 years old. There is a steady decline in annual testosterone levels by 1% every year after a man reaches his thirties. However, this decline does not cause a significant change in lifestyle for everyone. Men in their middle and old ages may face overall health issues with declining testosterone levels, but that alone may not be a determinant behind it.

Our services are easily accessible for residents of Montreal and the surrounding areas. We are committed to providing top-notch hormone therapy services to help you feel your best.