It's not only women – men go though menopause too. This male menopause is called andropause and is an accepted medical condition. It involves the reduction of important hormones such as testosterone, androstenedione and DHEA. Testosterone levels in men begin to decrease as early as age 30, and continue to decline at an estimated 1% per year through the age of 50 and above. The most common symptoms of male menopause are fatigue, depression, loss of muscle mass, reduced libido and sexual dysfunction. However, there are natural solutions and remedies you can use, as well as important dietary and lifestyle choices you can make to keep your strength and edge during this time. Report. $10.00 (Order# 9382)

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