Dear Patients,

Low essential hormone levels affect men and women of all ages. By restoring your essential hormone levels to their optimum levels, we cannot only stop these negative consequences, but actually reverse them. For the past 5 decades, clinical studies have dramatically increased our scientific knowledge of how and why it is that humans become ill and biologically age. 

While it may feel overwhelming to address these essential hormone deficiencies (or where to start), know that we are here for you. We and the medical doctors here at Regenerative and Sports Medicine welcome your questions. Since hormones can affect everything from body temperature and immunity to sexual function and metabolism, working with experts at Regenerative and Sports Medicine that specialize in bio-identical hormone replacement therapy is essential.

• Decreased or absent libido
• Difficulty losing fat and increasing muscle despite proper exercise and nutrition
• Decreased energy
• Frequent infections because of lowered immunity
• Wrinkles and sagging skin with a loss of skin elasticity
• and Much More

More Than Just Physical Impact

However, while the physical impact of hormone deficiency can be upsetting, the impact of hormone deficiency on our mental health can likewise be huge. Decreased essential hormone levels can lead to:

• Sleep disorders
• Depression
• Mental disorders
• Decreased sociability
• A mood that simply doesn’t allow you to enjoy life as you had before

Again, by restoring your essential hormone levels to their optimum levels, we cannot only stop these negative consequences, but actually reverse them.

No obligation. No commitment. No reason not to learn. Knowledge is power. Optimize your quality of life starting now.

Michael K. Bell
Chief Operating Officer
Regenerative & Sports Medicine

“Founded in Science, Proven in Practice.”

¹ Men and women both create and thrive with all of the same hormones. The ratio of one to the other differs by gender with some hormones – e.g., testosterone versus estrogens - while with other hormones - e.g., thyroid and growth hormone - levels are the same for both genders.