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Hormones can play a large part in the mood of an individual, especially as we age. In women oestrogen is depleted during the menopause, causing a whole range of uncomfortable symptoms, a low mood being one of them.
Of course, depression and anxiety are also associated with a low mood and it is important to rule these out before considering HRT or TRT. A poor diet with bad nutrition and a lack of certain vitamins and minerals can also lead to tiredness and a low mood.
With men testosterone is a mood stabilizer in the sense that low testosterone labels can lead to a low mood. Like with women, testosterone in men is depleted with age. It makes sense then that replacing both these hormones – oestrogen in older women and testosterone in older men – can go some way to alleviating a low mood.
Oestrogen is believed to increase serotonin – a chemical which boosts mood.
No, some women choose to stay on it to help with prevention of osteoporosis.
Yes, and it can also boost libido and overall wellbeing.
Many men have reported that TRT made them feel less irritable and helped them focus better.
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