Ageless man: How to cure and prevent diseases of aging

by Georges Debled

Sooner or later, starting from forty, each man knows various disorders: general tiredness, overweight, cardiovascular troubles, sexual problems, memory losses, irritability, and tendency to depress. Often, they put these disturbances on stress and overwork.These disorders are due to a natural phenomenon easy to diagnose: andropause disease that is the start point of sexual aging and of aging diseases. In 1992, Georges Debled MD presented this topic in Dallas.Unfortunately, generally, andropause disease is only recognized, occasionally and tardily by doctors, at its end stage called Low Testosterone in old age.But andropause disease has a commencement around forty, and sometimes before. That condition produces a pathologic fall in production of dihydrotestosterone, the strong sexual hormone produced from transformation of testosterone, and, consequently, sexual aging. With time, there is also a progressively pathologic fall in testosterone that finalize in Low Testosterone and diseases of aging.Lack of androgens induces diabetes, high cholesterol, arterial rigidity and hypertension, cardiovascular diseases, osteoarthritis, hearing and eye troubles, nervous breakdown, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. This book explains the mechanisms of sexual aging, prostate problems, and diseases of aging since their early stages; and how to prevent them with mesterolone, a safe mimetic hormone of dihydrotestosterone. This should be a priority for everyone who want to live a strong longevity beyond eighty.Ageless Man is already born. Do you want to be him?

Genres: Nonfiction

302 pages, Paperback

Published September 30, 2017

Reviews

[Vanquish_793 · Rating 4 out of 5]

The answer to male menopause?

This book would get 5 stars if they'd done the most basic of editing checks. Some of the sentence and paragraph construction is all over the place, some are repeated and some words appear to be in the wrong place. This maybe because the author is French and may have been crudely translated from French to English.

HOWEVER...
The information within the book is absolutely vital for all men approaching 35 or experiencing any of the symptoms raised in the book. Who would have thought there could be a relatively simple answer staring us in the face for the male version of the menopause? I honeslty recommend this book for all males approaching 35 and if you know anyone that is experiencing similar symptoms, recommend it to them also.