More than a third of men over the age of 45 have reduced levels of testosterone. It is important to know that testosterone levels play a vital role in the body chemistry of both men and women. “Low T” or “TD (testosterone deficiency)” can have several negative impacts on our bodies. Men with Obesity are more likely to have Low T. Men with Low T are also more likely to become obese and double their risk for metabolic syndrome. Although low T can cause low libido, the bigger issue is aging. Testosterone builds muscle, skin, bones, and prevents Alzheimer’s for both men and women. At Gravity, we can help you regulate your testosterone levels to help you achieve your health and fitness goals.