Posts by (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C
TRT and Your Urinary and Sexual Health—Research Shows Benefits
The importance of testosterone in men’s overall health is well known. This hormone plays a crucial role in many bodily systems that include: Sexual function Urinary health Fat metabolism Lean muscle production Bone mass development and maintenance Energy production When your testosterone levels fall below normal, these systems may begin to function poorly, which can…
Read MoreTRT and Cardiovascular Disease: International Panel Finds Benefits Instead of Increased Risks
Poorly-researched claims of a dangerous increase in cardiovascular disease (CVD) associated with Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) have been circulated by the popular health media over the years. Reliable scientific studies reviewed by international experts fail to support the hysteria. In fact, the most reliable research available leans toward Low Testosterone, not TRT, as a likely…
Read MoreLow T and Anemia: Science Studies a Connection in Older Men
Anemia, a harmful condition in which your body lacks sufficient red blood cells to carry healthy levels of oxygen, drastically increases in men over the age of 50, the age range most affected by low testosterone. Similar to low testosterone, anemia isn’t a simple complication related to the normal aging process. The Causes of Anemia…
Read MoreTRT and Increased Strength—The Method of Treatment Matters
One of the telltale symptoms of low testosterone (hypogonadism) is a loss in lean muscle mass and overall physical strength, a condition known as sarcopenia. Studies have shown that one of the primary benefits of restoring healthy testosterone levels through Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is slowing or reversing this decline, with many patients experiencing a steady increase…
Read MoreEstrogen and HRT— Researchers Examine Potential for Cardiovascular Disease Treatment
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) kills more Americans each year than any other medical condition, a fact that places enormous pressure on the medical community to develop new treatment avenues. Statistics from the Center for Disease Control are available here. These three scientifically observed trends, among others, have led researchers to study the role of estrogen in preventing heart…
Read MoreThe Basics of Low Testosterone in Women
Just like men, women have testosterone in their bodies at all ages (not just during childhood or puberty), but the levels are roughly 1/10th the level considered normal for men. In this video, we discuss: The role testosterone plays in women’s bodies What would cause a woman to have clinically low testosterone The symptoms…
Read MoreGynecomastia and TRT
Gynecomastia (commonly called “man boobs”) is the development of breasts in men, usually caused by too much estrogen. Men who are undergoing Testosterone Replacement Therapy that is not properly administered may develop gynecomastia, which is why almost all our patients are prescribed an aromatase inhibitor from the beginning of treatment. In this video, we discuss:…
Read MoreLow Estrogen in Women
What Causes Low Estrogen? What Is Menopause? Symptoms of Low Estrogen and Menopause Perimenopause What Age Does Perimenopause Start? How Long Does Perimenopause Last? When Does Perimenopause End? Low Estrogen and Menopause Can Start Early Low Estrogen Can Cause Weight Gain PCOS, Low Estrogen, and Weight Gain What’s Distinct About Low Estrogen Weight Gain? Weight…
Read MoreAt-Home TRT—Telemedicine
Video-Conference TRT—Telemedicine for Texas Residents
Read MoreMeditate and Be More Mindful at These DFW Locations
Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is synonymous with physical exercise and a balanced diet, but mental health can be just as important. A movement known as mindfulness can help you de-stress and increase your focus through meditation and the use of breathing exercises. It’s tough to stay balanced with everything going on in your life, so we’d…
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