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Disorders caused by an imbalance in androgen
hormones lead to age-related diseases.
These diseases begin to appear as early as age
40 and worsen over time.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is a consequence of
this hormonal imbalance. This benign tumor
typically develops around age 60.
Prostate cancer is a consequence of this
hormonal imbalance. This cancer most often
develops after age 70.
Each case is unique and must be analyzed
individually.
An imbalance in androgen production must be
corrected with precision.
This hormonal correction depends on specific
principles explained in *Preventing
Prostate Diseases*.
Hormonal correction is achieved using
mesterolone.
Prevention stops unneeded prostate biopsies,
surgeries, risks, and medical costs.
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Mesterolone should not be used if there are no
symptoms.
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