…fifteen or so bottles in it. My jaw nearly hit the floor as the bill was almost $1,000! Dr. Atkins had me convinced that I needed all these things and so I felt like I would be doing myself a disservice if I didn’t get them. So I did, leaving the office $1000 poorer. Later research showed that I could have gotten equivalent supplements for less than half the price. Needless to say I felt…
…in the form of medications for an enlarged prostate, chemotherapy drugs, sports supplements, diet supplements or other over the counter medications. Prostatitis or Infection – Prostatitis (an inflammation of the prostate gland) will cause an elevated PSA. This could be non-bacterial prostatitis which is basically prostatitis with no identifiable cause. Or it could be due to a bacterial infection or less commonly a virus. If you have any type of infection it should be treated…
…levels faster and thus promote weight gain. On a recent broadcast of the Today Show, Joy Bauer, another contributor, stated that a banana was the best snack to eat. With a glycemic index of 54, it is hardly the best fruit to eat. There are numerous hormones that can affect weight loss. Imbalances in insulin, cortisol, leptin, adiponectin, growth hormone and/or thyroid hormones can sabotage anyone’s weight loss. Additionally testosterone and estrogens can also come…
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…within fatty tissue that converts testosterone into estradiol. If you’re carrying some extra weight around the middle, chances are your estradiol level is less than optimal. High levels of estrogen trick the body into thinking that T levels are higher than they actually are. This causes a natural down regulation of testosterone which further contributes to low T symptoms. Additionally, higher estrogen causes an increased production of SHBG. A laboratory test will tell you that…