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Men's Health Week: Best Rated Testosterone Book Clarifies Misconceptions About Hormone Replacement in Men

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Men's Health Advocates Urge Better Treatment of Veterans of U.S. Armed Forces

LogoThe Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) recently published a retrospective study (1) that was performed at the Veteran’s Administration (VA) hospital system. While it has long been known that testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) improves sexual function, bone density, lean body mass, and lipids, this study concluded that testosterone therapy may increase the risk of cardiovascular problems in men with a history of heart disease. It cautioned that men with pre-existing cardiovascular problems and testosterone deficiency should avoid TRT. ExcelMale.com, an education website for men, identified major flaws in this study that wrongly alarmed patients, physicians and the media.

ExcelMale.com Identifies Major Flaws in Recently Published VA Testosterone Study

LogoLast week’s Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) published a retrospective study (1) that was performed at the Veteran’s Administration (VA) hospital system. While it has long been known that testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) improves sexual function, bone density, lean body mass, and lipids, this study concluded that testosterone therapy may increase the risk of cardiovascular problems in men with a history of heart disease. It cautioned that men with pre-existing cardiovascular problems and testosterone deficiency should avoid TRT. ExcelMale.com, an education website for men, identified major flaws in this study that wrongly alarmed patients, physicians and the media.