Dr. Betty Murray explains that andropause in men involves more than just falling testosterone. Symptoms stem from cellular energy production and mitochondrial function, not hormones alone. Clinicians need to look at both hormonal and bioenergetic factors to properly treat middle-aged men.
So, you're now explaining most women's perimenopausal experience. Especially men.
Yeah.
But, men go through similar changes, it's just not as dramatic and it's often missed, andropause. Yes, yes.
And so, that's the thing that I was kind of teasing apart here is a lot of times it's not just the hormones, it is the cells that produce the energy that go along with the hormones. So, be it perimenopause, be it menopause or andropause for that matter. It's not always just a hormone issue. They're really important, but the energy that the cells produce have a pretty dramatic impact along with how those hormones end up performing in your body. Yeah.
