I'm Still Sexy So What's Up with Him?: Learn How Testosterone Can Change Your Relationship - Softcover

Missing In Action. . .the men in America. Why? Well, have you seen the commercials asking you: Is it Low T? What does that even mean? We know. We have been there. Low Testosterone effects over 15 million men in America, yet only 5% are receiving treatment for this disease. It snatches away what makes a man a man - and leaves behind someone who suffers from lack of libido, fatigue and poor mood - just to name a few of it's many symptoms. While in the epicenter of surgical residency, my wife knew something was wrong with me before I did. What I discovered was not what I expected: I had the Testosterone level of an 80 year old man, and I had not yet reached my 33rd birthday. Wake up call. After that fateful day, we live our lives to the fullest and I have been on Testosterone Replacement Therapy ever since. I have become an expert in the field and diagnose a man every day in my urology practice in Amarillo, Texas. Do you know someone who could have Low T? In this book, you will be given medical information in a user-friendly way and hear success stories from my patients as well as my own. Do you know the secret? We do. We firmly believe that the secret to a man's sexual, mental and physical wellness is a healthy testosterone level. Read more and you will understand why.

Sloan Teeple, M.D. is a Board-Certified Urologist and expert in Testosterone Deficiency. He is a partner at Amarillo Urology Associates, focuses his practice on Testosterone Replacement Therapy, and was personally diagnosed with Low T in 2004. Dr. Teeple trained in urologic surgery at Louisiana State University in Shreveport, Louisiana and attended medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas. He met his wife, Susan, while they both attended the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Teeple is an avid triathlete and completed his first Ironman competition in May 2011. He was raised in Austin, Texas and he and Susan now reside in Amarillo, Texas with their three children Chase, Hudson, and Evie. Susan Morman Teeple was raised in Houston, Texas and attended The University of Texas at Austin and received her BA in African American History in 1994. Susan and Sloan have been married for 17 years and she has been a champion for Sloan during his medical education and training. Susan cares for their three children and enjoys running, cycling, and snow skiing. She is passionate about helping educate other women on the signs and symptoms of Low T, and share her story and experience with the disease.