Full text of a journal article published on February 9th. Here is a brief excerpt:
In this report, we present data from an observational registry study on Testosterone Therapy (TTh). in 360 men with hypogonadism who were followed up for a period of 8 years while on continuous TTh and compared these findings to data from 296 men with hypogonadism who remained untreated for the same follow-up period, approaching 8 years. Of particular interest is that there were only 2 deaths in the T-treated group and none was related to CV events. Interestingly, in the nontreated control group, there were 21 deaths, 19 of which were related to CV events. Furthermore, there were 26 nonfatal MIs and 30 nonfatal strokes in the control group but none in the T-treated group. These findings are in agreement with prior observational studies.
In this study every measure of health they took improved in the TTh group. A very positive result.
In this report, we present data from an observational registry study on Testosterone Therapy (TTh). in 360 men with hypogonadism who were followed up for a period of 8 years while on continuous TTh and compared these findings to data from 296 men with hypogonadism who remained untreated for the same follow-up period, approaching 8 years. Of particular interest is that there were only 2 deaths in the T-treated group and none was related to CV events. Interestingly, in the nontreated control group, there were 21 deaths, 19 of which were related to CV events. Furthermore, there were 26 nonfatal MIs and 30 nonfatal strokes in the control group but none in the T-treated group. These findings are in agreement with prior observational studies.
In this study every measure of health they took improved in the TTh group. A very positive result.
