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Male hormone replacement therapy is often looked at by men over forty who are beginning to feel the effects of aging on their bodies. While men do not go through a menopause where there is a dramatic loss of estrogen, they do have a slow drip of testosterone loss after the age of thirty at the rate of about one percent each year. And while all men are losing testosterone, lower T levels are not necessarily the precursor to symptoms which are known as androgen deficiency.
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