Review: Read to prevent low testosterone
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2014
The author examines natural solutions for low testosterone. I'm glad he begins by saying this book is for women too. Although focusing on men, this is a topic everyone would serve themselves well by learning about.I had no idea painkillers decrease testosterone. There were a lot of points like that I'm glad I now know. I wish TRT treatment was expanded and explained more. I wonder what are some of the recent studies on it. There's sort of a basic definition provided for it, but some case studies to support what TRT offers, its benefits and drawbacks, would have been even more helpful.The most compelling parts of this book is that it seeks to prevent, not treat, low testosterone. Good education helps people prevent, not cover up a problem after damage has been done. The problem with this, though, is that a lot of readers will probably start reading this after low testosterone has taken a toll on them in one way or another. I guess that's the problem of most health and self-help books and their readership.There was one medication mentioned as I recall, but not many, and I'm sure there are a lot more options out there that could have been covered.