Natural testosterone in the body is a beautiful thing.  It is produced by the testes upon orders form the pituitary gland, and all is controlled by the endocrine system.  It is delivered consistently to the body and its delivery is regulated based upon need.  When functioning perfectly, it’s a well-oiled machine that does collect some rust as it ages, and there is little issue with prostate health until age 40. Injected testosterone is a whole ‘nother story.  Converted to DHT (dihydrotestosterone) by the body, it immediately sets off a chain of events, which can be hard for the body to overcome.  The pituitary gland orders the testes to halt production of testosterone once it senses the presence of high artificial levels of testosterone or DHT in the body.  The receptors in the prostate react to the DHT by creating growth of ...

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