Testosterone For FEMALES

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  Hi,

Believe it or not… the hormone Testosterone is NOT just for MEN.

You may not know this, but men and women actually do have something in common: and that is their HORMONES.

Men for some reason, need a little estrogen for their natural feminine sides, and women need some testosterone to level the score. MEN may not like to admit it, but it’s the truth.

So what does using TESTOSTERONE do for you if you’re a WOMAN?

Think strong, energetic and responsive – sexually responsive. That’s what Testosterone provides for both Men and Women, it’s just that most Men and Women don’t know this.

For Women, when the right levels of this “male” hormone are present, menopausal women can look forward to stronger bones, lean muscles, a sense of well-being and a healthy sex drive.

Women have also noticed that Testosterone tends to stabilize the emotional and mood swings, so this hormone really helps with a lot of female issues.

Now let me explain what the hormone is.

Testosterone is a hormone found in the androgen group.

It is derived from cholesterol (like all the sex hormones) and its immediate predecessor is DHEA.

Even though it is thought of as “the male hormone”, testosterone also plays a very important role in women. Testosterone for women is produced in the ovaries and in the adrenal glands. These are the little glands that sit on top of your kidneys.

Here’s something most people don’t know. Ovaries also function to help produce testosterone - even after menopause.

Therefore, women who have their ovaries removed are at serious risk for declined testosterone levels right out of the gate, and the resulting symptoms associated with it.

When a woman has healthy levels of Testosterone - her sex drive is strong, when a women has low Testosterone - her sex drive is flat or none existent. (If you’re one of the latter women, make sure you get your testosterone ordered at the front desk today.)

The Purpose of Testosterone in Women

There are many functions of testosterone in women: It is essential for bone strength and development of lean muscle mass and strength.

Testosterone also contributes to overall sense of well-being and energy level. It is best known for its critical role is a woman’s sex drive or libido.

As a matter of fact, testosterone in women is responsible for the ‘sensitivity’ of sexual pleasure.

Testosterone not only heightens the sexual mood of a woman, but the ‘experience’ as well.

Menopause and Testosterone

Similar to other hormones, the onset of perimenopause and menopause cause the decline in production of testosterone (by at least 50%) in women.

Again, hysterectomy with or without removal of the ovaries will cause a more significant weakening in your testosterone levels, if you’re a female.

Also, high levels of stress can turn away the precursors for testosterone hormone production in women over to cortisol production and create a further decrease.

Elevated stress levels can also contribute to symptoms earlier in the perimenopause when a woman is in her late thirties or early forties.

What does this mean? This means less energy, brittle hair, less, softer and weaker bones and loss muscle strength, fat deposits where you don’t want them, and a diminished sexual drive.

A hysterectomy and certain prescription drugs can also result in lower levels of testosterone for you if you’re a woman.

So What’s The Solution

If you have low levels of Testosterone, our homeopathic hormone replacement cream program will help.

As a result of them using this hormone cream, many women enjoy renewed sexual drive, more energy and even greater bone density.

How Replacing Low Testosterone Works

Testosterone is known as a “male” hormone, or androgen. As you already know Testosterone also is made in small amounts by a woman’s adrenal glands and ovaries.

A woman’s testosterone is highest around age 20 and slowly declines till it is half as high in her 40s, so this is when everything seems to happen to women.

• In men, testosterone is linked to male physical traits and sex drive.
• In women, testosterone is linked to sex drive, bone strength, fat to muscle ratio and so forth.
• But for women, interest in sex is much more complicated than just testosterone levels, but testosterone is a strong factor. Testosterone is the 1. Sex Drive, 2. Muscle, 3. Low Fat, 4. Strong Bones, 5. Healthy Heart Hormone.

Using West Coast’s Testosterone cream raises testosterone levels in a females body.

Testosterone may improve sex drive, so only a proper replenishment dose to youthful levels is recommended – Remember the goal is youthful therapeutic replenishment to bring your levels to where they were when you were at a more youthful age.

Are you a Woman and Do you have Low Testosterone because of a Hysterectomy?

or

Low Testosterone for natural reasons like Aging

(Majority of Women experience Low Testosterone at some point in their life).

• A woman who has had their ovaries removed (oophorectomy). This causes a sudden drop in testosterone, which may decrease sex drive and satisfaction.
• Have a low sex drive that does not seem to be caused by a medicine, nor by relationship or stress-related problems.
• Have an adrenal system problem or an underactive pituitary gland (hypopituitarism).
• Naturally Low Testosterone (a Majority of Women)

Do NOT take testosterone if you:

• Could become pregnant.
• Have or have had breast or uterine cancer.
• Have high cholesterol or heart disease.
• Have liver disease.

If you use testosterone and could become pregnant, be sure to use highly effective birth control.

In many women, testosterone may have a direct effect on sex drive and sexual response. Women taking testosterone may have more sexual thoughts, fantasies, activity, and more intense satisfaction.

There is sometimes a suggestive strong link between a woman’s high testosterone and high sex drive, or between low sex drive and low testosterone.

You can have a low testosterone level in your body and have a normal sex drive or have high testosterone and very little interest in sex.

Testosterone Replacement is more about putting people into a healthy zone or range.

Side Effects

Experts know that:

• Testosterone should not be taken during pregnancy because it affects a growing fetus.

The goal of testosterone treatment is to raise a woman’s testosterone level no higher than what is normal for a younger healthier woman.

All current testosterone products are made for dosing in men.

There is not yet a standard dose or blood test for women, so dosing is adjusted based on your symptoms.  You are taking a dose that is too high if you have:

• Acne or oily skin.
• Male-pattern hair loss from the scalp.
• Male-pattern hair growth on the face and body.
• Anger and hostility problems.
• Shrinking breast size.
• Hoarseness or a deeper voice. (This is the one side effect that may not go away after you stop testosterone treatment.)
• Irregular menstrual cycles, if you have been menstruating.

Talk to me or Get yours at: www.drkadenantiaging.com today. It’s a cream, so it’s easy to use. You’ll love it.

Frank E. Kaden, D.C. 1035 Aviation Blvd, Hermosa Beach, CA (310)937-2323

www.kadenchiropractic.com