If you follow medical news at all, you may have heard in recent years that testosterone therapy could pose a risk to the heart. Recently, a team of researchers from Bologna, Italy, set out to prove or disprove this theory, which had been widely reported as fact.
In the recent issue of the journal Expert Review of Cardiovascular Therapy, the myth that stem cell testosterone therapy is bad for the heart was finally put to rest when researchers at Azienda Usl Bologna Maggiore-Bellaria Hospital in Bologna found that in healthy men the risk of cardiovascular side effects was no different for men using stem cell testosterone therapy than it was for those on a placebo.
So, what does this mean for bioidentical testosterone therapy such as the kind Dr. Foster uses in his practice? It means that if you were worried about the risks of this type of therapy before, there’s no longer a reason to be skeptical. Bioidentical testosterone therapy works, and it works safely, without the harmful side effects of treatments like penile implants, pharmaceutical drugs and injectable steroids.
If you or someone you know may have been hesitant in the past about bioidentical testosterone therapy and its effects on cardiovascular health, reassure them - and be reassured - that this therapy is a safe and natural way to restore sexual function and enjoyment without taking drastic, invasive measures.