Health Beyond Years

When I first began to understand testosterone, I thought it was simply the hormone that built muscles and fueled sex drive. That is what most of us are taught. But as I dug deeper, I realized testosterone is not just about physicality. It is about identity. It is about how a man shows up in the world. It is about how he feels when he wakes in the morning, how he speaks in the boardroom, how he loves in the bedroom, and how he walks into a room with presence or without it. Testosterone is the quiet current that powers the male spirit. Most men do not notice its influence until it begins to fade. The fire that once drove them feels like embers. Motivation seems harder to summon. Confidence no longer feels natural. And in intimacy, where connection once came easily, desire feels like an effort. I have seen this shift in friends, in readers who share their stories with me, and in men who quietly wonder why they do not feel like themselves anymore. The answer often lies in testosterone. W...