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Über 700 Teilnehmer live dabei: Webinar zum Thema Testosteronmangel mit Biogena Academy
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Over 700 participants joined live: Webinar on testosterone deficiency with Biogena Academy

Dr. Jonathan Apasu

Testosteron Experte von Adon Health

What a development!

This month , more than 700 doctors, alternative practitioners, and therapists joined our webinar live. A strong indication of the growing interest in men's health and testosterone deficiency .

Together with the Biogena Academy : Expertise for professionals

In cooperation with the Biogena Academy , we were able to inform medical professionals about testosterone deficiency and bring them up to date with the latest scientific findings. Although this topic is receiving increasing attention, testosterone deficiency is still often overlooked or misjudged in practice.

Why is this relevant?

Because an untreated testosterone deficiency can affect not only well-being, but also metabolism, muscle mass, mood and libido - especially in men over 40 .


These were the contents of the webinar:

  • What does testosterone actually do in the body?
  • Why does testosterone level drop – and what are the consequences?
  • Recognizing symptoms: When is a deficiency likely?
  • Diagnostics: Which lab values ​​are crucial?
  • Treatment options: Which treatments are truly effective?
  • Booster: What can you do naturally?
  • Adon Health's role: How we support healthcare professionals and patients.

Men's health is a mission

Our mission is clear: Men's health belongs on the agenda – in medicine, in society, and in prevention. We are therefore all the more pleased that companies like Biogena are giving this topic a platform and promoting the exchange between science and practice.

Want to watch the webinar? Click here for the recording:

https://biogenaacademy.com/course/testosteronspiegel-erhoehen

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Men's health in focus: Time to talk about hormones

More and more men are becoming interested in what's really happening in their bodies. Topics like energy, sleep, performance, and hormone balance are emerging from the realm of taboo. The recent interview with Dr. Jonathan Apasu in GALA magazine clearly demonstrates that men's health is no longer a fringe issue, but is increasingly moving to the center of modern health awareness. In it, Dr. Apasu speaks openly about the importance of hormones, the causes of low testosterone levels, and why sleep, nutrition, and exercise are crucial. He emphasizes that a balanced hormonal system supports not only physical but also mental strength, and that education is the first step toward greater awareness. Hormones as an underestimated health factor Hormones control key processes in the body – from concentration and motivation to metabolism, regeneration, and the cardiovascular system. Testosterone, in particular, is often associated only with muscle strength or sex drive, but in fact, it influences many other areas. When hormonal balance is disrupted, symptoms can appear that many men initially don't associate with hormones: fatigue, sleep disturbances, weight gain, or decreased motivation. Studies show that stable testosterone levels are associated with better sleep quality, higher bone density, and a more favorable body composition (Saad et al., 2011; Almehmadi et al., 2016). Why men rarely talk about it Performance pressure and societal expectations lead many men to suppress symptoms or attribute them to everyday life. "Male health is well-researched, but hormones are still a taboo subject," explains Dr. Apasu in an interview. A persistently low testosterone level can impair not only well-being but also quality of life. This isn't about short-term performance enhancement, but about sustainable health. A healthy hormonal balance stabilizes energy, focus, and regeneration – crucial factors for work, family, and everyday life. This is precisely where Adon Health comes in. With modern test kits, men can now conveniently determine their hormone levels from home. The analysis is performed in a medical laboratory, and the results are interpreted by experienced physicians. Based on this, a clear medical roadmap is developed with the aim of initiating the right treatment and thus ensuring well-being, performance and long-term health. This makes prevention measurable and individualized. Men gain a transparent understanding of their bodies and thus the foundation to actively work on their health. Enlightenment instead of myths When media outlets like GALA address the topic, it contributes to a cultural shift. Men see that it's normal to talk about energy levels, sleep, or hormonal changes, and that such topics have nothing to do with weakness. “Sleep, healthy eating, and exercise help,” says Dr. Apasu in the interview, succinctly stating that prevention always begins with personal responsibility. Modern diagnostics complement this approach: they reveal what is really happening in the body and offer the possibility of taking targeted countermeasures. A step towards greater self-understanding The growing public interest in men's health is a positive sign. It shows that modern medicine not only treats diseases but also uncovers connections. Knowing your hormone levels helps you better understand what's happening in your body. This isn't a luxury, but a key component of holistic health care. How to correctly interpret your testosterone levels, which reference ranges are relevant and when a medical evaluation is advisable, can be found in the article "Understanding testosterone levels - the correct interpretation of your test results" . Bibliography Saad, F., Aversa, A., Isidori, AM, Zafalon, L., Zitzmann, M., & Gooren, L. (2011). Onset of effects of testosterone treatment and time span until maximum effects are achieved. European Journal of Endocrinology, 165(5), 675-685. https://doi.org/10.1530/EJE-11-0221 Almehmadi, Y., Jenkins, L., Hwang, E., Choe, J., & Khera, M. (2016). Testosterone Replacement Therapy in Hypogonadal Men: Impact on Body Composition and Metabolic Syndrome. Arab Journal of Urology, 14(1), 26-35. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aju.2015.10.002

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