Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
TRT replenishes and optimizes your hormone levels in order to alleviate the symptoms of low T.
Symptoms of low testosterone can include:
- Loss of sex drive (libido)
- Erectile dysfunction
- Fatigue
- Difficulty maintaining or improving muscle mass
- Diminished exercise recovery
- Increased body fat
- Loss of stamina
- Difficulty concentrating
- Depressed mood and irritability
At Primal we study the hormone levels in your blood to help us identify the root causes of your symptoms so we know which type of therapies will be most beneficial for you
Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
Erectile dysfunction effects an estimated 20-30 million men in the United States. It is typically a multi-factorial problem that involves hormonal, psychological, neurological, and vascular components.
While it is definitely age related many men at younger ages experience erectile dysfunction as well. ED can have profound
impacts on a man’s self confidence and relationships.
It is not uncommon for men the find our clinic in their search for an answer to their erectile dysfunction. For many patients the urgency of finding an answer to ED is what finally gets them to look for a doctor. We have found that low testosterone levels and ED commonly travel together and once a man’s testosterone levels are balanced both his drive and performance return. However, if sexual dysfunction remains after optimizing hormone levels then we offer a variety of medical treatments for relief.
Peptide Therapy
Growth hormone levels drop precipitously as we age. This decline in growth hormone contributes to the development of the hallmark symptoms of aging:
- Diminished aerobic capacity
- Loss of muscle mass and strength
- Decreased bone density
- Poor wound healing and recovery
- Cognitive function and flexibility
- Psycho motor processing speed
- Frailty
Peptides are naturally occurring chains of amino acids that have an effect of your endocrine system. Growth hormones are peptide hormones that stimulate growth and cellular regeneration. The marked decrease in growth hormone production and development of symptoms is known as somatopause.
Hypothyroid Treatment
The thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland located at the base of your neck. It is responsible for releasing thyroid hormone which activates and energizes many of the body’s systems. When your thyroid is under-performing it doesn’t release sufficient quantities of this hormone which can result in a wide array of symptoms including:
- Fatigue
- Daytime sleepiness
- Weight gain
- Depression
- Difficulty concentrating
- Dry/rough skin
- Hair loss
- Cold intolerance
- Muscle aches
- Constipation
At Primal, we evaluate your thyroid levels in the context of how you
are feeling and use desiccated thyroid, levothyroxine, or liothyronine
as part of our therapeutic strategy to alleviate your symptoms.
Traumatic Brain Injury Therapy
All types of neurotrauma, including TBI, cause a release of
proinflammatory cytokines that induce stress-reactive
neuroendocrine and central neurotransmitter changes. In many
patients, this proinflammatory state leads to prolonged disruption of
the hypothalamo-pituitary axis manifesting as central hormonal
deficiencies.
In addition to central hormonal disruption, metabolic changes
including increased oxidative stress, altered cellular metabolism, and
disrupted energy production all play a critical role in the underlying
pathophysiology of TBI which contributes to the debilitating long term
symptoms that many people suffer from.
At Primal, we take an integrative approach to the treatment of TBI
which begins with an extended laboratory diagnostic evaluation
beyond our standard panel for new members. This allows us to
develop a customized plan around hormone replacement, natural
supplementation, and pharmaceutical adjuncts to treat the underlying
chemical and hormonal imbalances caused by TBI.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
TRT replenishes and optimizes your hormone levels in order to alleviate the symptoms of low T.
Symptoms of low testosterone can include:
- Loss of sex drive (libido)
- Erectile dysfunction
- Fatigue
- Difficulty maintaining or improving muscle mass
- Diminished exercise recovery
- Increased body fat
- Loss of stamina
- Difficulty concentrating
- Depressed mood and irritability
At Primal we study the hormone levels in your blood to help us identify the root causes of your symptoms so we know which type of therapies will be most beneficial for you
Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
Erectile dysfunction effects an estimated 20-30 million men in the United States. It is typically a multi-factorial problem that involves hormonal, psychological, neurological, and vascular components. While it is definitely age related many men at younger ages experience erectile dysfunction as well. ED can have profound impacts on a man’s self confidence and relationships.
It is not uncommon for men the find our clinic in their search for an answer to their erectile dysfunction. For many patients the urgency of finding an answer to ED is what finally gets them to look for a doctor. We have found that low testosterone levels and ED commonly travel together and once a man’s testosterone levels are balanced both his drive and performance return. However, if sexual dysfunction remains after optimizing hormone levels then we offer a variety of medical treatments for relief.
Peptide Therapy
Growth hormone levels drop precipitously as we age. This decline in growth hormone contributes to the development of the hallmark symptoms of aging:
- Diminished aerobic capacity
- Loss of muscle mass and strength
- Decreased bone density
- Poor wound healing and recovery
- Cognitive function and flexibility
- Psycho motor processing speed
- Frailty
Peptides are naturally occurring chains of amino acids that have an effect of your endocrine system. Growth hormones are peptide hormones that stimulate growth and cellular regeneration. The marked decrease in growth hormone production and development of symptoms is known as somatopause.
Hypothyroid Treatment
The thyroid is a butterfly shaped gland located at the base of your neck. It is responsible for releasing thyroid hormone which activates and energizes many of the body’s systems. When your thyroid is under-performing it doesn’t release sufficient quantities of this hormone which can result in a wide array of symptoms including:
- Fatigue
- Daytime sleepiness
- Weight gain
- Depression
- Difficulty concentrating
- Dry/rough skin
- Hair loss
- Cold intolerance
- Muscle aches
- Constipation
At Primal, we evaluate your thyroid levels in the context of how you are feeling and use desiccated thyroid, levothyroxine, or liothyronine as part of our therapeutic strategy to alleviate your symptoms.
Traumatic Brain Injury Therapy
All types of neurotrauma, including TBI, cause a release of proinflammatory cytokines that induce stress-reactive neuroendocrine and central neurotransmitter changes. In many patients, this proinflammatory state leads to prolonged disruption of the hypothalamo-pituitary axis manifesting as central hormonal deficiencies.
In addition to central hormonal disruption, metabolic changes including increased oxidative stress, altered cellular metabolism, and disrupted energy production all play a critical role in the underlying pathophysiology of TBI which contributes to the debilitating long term symptoms that many people suffer from.
At Primal, we take an integrative approach to the treatment of TBI which begins with an extended laboratory diagnostic evaluation beyond our standard panel for new members. This allows us to develop a customized plan around hormone replacement, natural supplementation, and pharmaceutical adjuncts to treat the underlying chemical and hormonal imbalances caused by TBI.