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The reason I say that is because women, these days, are having menopause early, in their 40s. We men, don't go through this, so we maintain our youthful vigor and stamina until about 70 or so.
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It's been proven medically!...I think.
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Male Menopause (also called andropause or viropause) begins with hormonal, physiological chemical changes that occur in all men generally between the ages of forty and fifty-five, though it can occur as early as thirty-five or at late as sixty-five.
These changes affect all aspects of man’s life. Male menopause is thus a psychological, interpersonal, social and spiritual dimension. Men have reported having as many premenstrual type symptoms as women do (reduced or increased energy, irritability, and other negative moods, black pain, sleeplessness, headaches, confusion, etc.).
Hormonal changes greatly affect men going through male menopause, louvered levels of hormones at mild life are central to the changes associated with male menopause.
Recent research indicates that lowered levels of the following hormones may decrease sex drive, increase depression and weight gain, and contribute to a general decrease in well being and health:
Dopamine, Oxytocin, Vasopressin, Growth hormone, Melatonin, DHEA, Pregnenolone, Thyroid hormone, and Testosterone.
