You might be noticing changes like:
If any of these sound familiar, they may be signs of low testosterone.
Testosterone naturally declines with age — about 10% every decade after 30.
This slow dip is known as andropause, and for many men, the drop happens so gradually that symptoms don’t show up for years.
But for others, levels fall faster or were already borderline low to begin with, which can trigger symptoms earlier than expected.
The ADAM Questionnaire (Androgen Deficiency in the Aging Male) is a simple way to screen for possible testosterone deficiency.
Answer Yes or No to the following:
If you answered Yes to questions 1 or 7, or Yes to more than three, you may be experiencing Low T.
Many men chalk these symptoms up to “getting older” or “being stressed,” which is why Low T often goes unnoticed — and untreated.
There’s ongoing research, but what we know for sure is this:
Low testosterone can significantly affect how you feel, function, and live your daily life.
Studies show Low T may be linked with:
And on a day-to-day level, it can impact your relationships, performance, confidence, and overall well-being.
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all testosterone replacement.
Your lab numbers are only one piece of the puzzle.
We take a full Functional Medicine approach by evaluating:
Hormones that influence testosterone:And because hormones don’t work in isolation, we also support:
✔ Nutrition
✔ Strength training + movement
✔ Stress and sleep optimization
✔ Lifestyle changes that enhance long-term results
This is how we help you get results that last — not just a temporary boost.
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