Possibly. There are some medicines that may cause some weight gain. If the medicine is needed for your health you will have to do the best you can do is manage it not to use it as a total excuse. 1513 can help to try and create a lifestyle change that will take this in consideration.

Everyone is different. We have different genetics, different environments, different support systems and different ways of being accountable to ourselves for what we do. We are here to help with different strategies to accomplish your goals.

This is more common than you think. Success comes as you develop control to of your caloric intake. There are certain strategies you may have to learn but the long term outcome should be positive. And like grandma used to say, “That first Oreo cookie really tastes much better than the next five.”

 Benefits may include:

• Increased energy
• Increased sex drive
• Improved recovery from exercise/activities
• Increased stamina
• Improved erections
• Improved memory and concentration
• Improved skin health and appearance
• Better sleep
• Increased motivation

• Increased frequency of erections
• Increased lean muscle
• Improved mood
• Decreased body fat
• Increased strength
• Decreased cholesterol
• Increased bone mineral density
• Decreased risk of cardiovascular disease
• Increased bone density

Andropause is the decline in testosterone levels that occurs over time. Sometimes this is called “male menopause” or “Manopause”. Testosterone levels decrease by 5% per decade, with 50% of men 55 years or old experiencing low testosterone.

Testosterone is the main male hormone. It is responsible for the development of male sex organs and secondary sexual characteristics such as deep voice, body hair, and increased muscle mass. Testosterone is produced mainly by the testicles in men. Testosterone levels are highest in adolescents and early adulthood. Most men will experience a decline testosterone levels over time.