Testostergone

The Masters Men's Clinic Radio

Dr. Larry and Joan Komer are pleased to announce an upcoming book

Testostergone® - Death By Hormones What can be done about it!

If you are a man over 35 - you will want to read this book as soon as it is released!

Testostergone® Death By Hormones - What Can Be Done About It by Joan Komer and Dr. Larry Komer, MD explores the devastating effects of largely undiagnosed and untreated low testosterone in men - also known as andropause. This widespread condition affecting men as they age - also known as andropause (the male version of menopause) causes changes in health, sexual function, fitness, vitality, mood and relationships. In this book, the Komers explore the relational and medical impact that this has on so many men, their partners, their families and their careers. If you know a man over 35 - read this book and then pass it on to him. It could change both of your lives. This book is scheduled for publication in late 2009. Sign up for the free email newsletter for announcements. To learn more about andropause including a simple quiz to explore whether you or someone you love has andropause - visit www.mastersmensclinic.com

Joan's asking for your help. She wants lots of personal stories. Tell her about your experience with low testosterone in your man, and how it has impacted family life, energy level, self esteem, your marriage or relationship. Tell her about your experience with low testerone if you are a man. Does it feel like the end of hopes and dreams? Is it an unhappy ending? Do you feel discouraged, hopeless, helpless? Do you have a story to share with the Komers about andropause in your life or relationships? Do you have questions you would like to see answered in their book about relationship, aging, stress or self esteem? Email joan@drkomer.com with your experiences.*

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*Many experiences with andropause are like most medical conditions very similar. The Komers thank you in advance for the opportunity to hear your story or questions. If your particular story is considered for inclusion in the book - you will be contacted with a permission form before it is included. Real names and identifying details will not be included in the book to maintain privacy. Questions submitted will be used to ensure that topics that are important to the patients and visitors to the websites are covered in the book where appropriate.