Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is Andropause?

A. Andropause, a natural life process, refers to a set of symptoms that are often grouped together under the heading of "male menopause." Many of the symptoms are connected to physical origins, such as the natural decline of testosterone production.†

Q. What are the chances of having reduced testosterone?

A. Practically inevitable. Most men begin losing testosterone in their 30's and continue to lose testosterone as they age.† Testosterone levels can also be affected by lifestyle factors such as poor diet, smoking, use of certain medications, and environmental toxins.

Q. How do I know if I have Andropause or reduced testosterone?

A. You're losing muscle and gaining fat; your sex drive is not the same, you feel unmotivated or you lack energy. Of course, you can also have your testosterone blood levels tested by your doctor. Remember your testosterone levels may be reduced but still within normal healthy ranges.

Q. Why should I consider Ageless Male?

A. Ageless Male is an all-natural testosterone supplement shown to be safe and without significant side effects. The active ingredient in Ageless Male has been shown in published human research to help significantly boost testosterone levels still within a safe, healthy range.

Q. What can I expect Ageless Male to do for me?

A. You can expect Ageless Male to help boost your testosterone levels within a normal healthy range. It will also help you experience healthy energy metabolism. Ageless Male may also promote muscle health as part of your workout regimen. Plus, Ageless Male increases libido and boosts sexual performance, drive and desire.

Q. What is the key ingredient in Ageless Male?

A. It's called Testofen®††, which is a natural and clinically-tested ingredient derived from the fenugreek herb. A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled human clinical study on Testofen®†† has shown it can significantly help boost free testosterone in men within safe, healthy levels.¹

¹Effect of TESTOFEN on safety, anabolic activity and factors affecting Exercise Physiology. Wankhede et. al.