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Hormone Optimization: The Men’s Guide to Vitality (Performance & Longevity Series)

With Greg Pippert, MD
Season 11, Episode 12

Learn what’s behind the rise of hormone issues in men of all ages — and about the strategies that can help men address hormonal issues and better control this area of their health.

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Hormone Health and Longevity: Making the Connection

With Elizabeth Yurth, MD
Season 9, Episode 14

Learn how hormones change as we age, as well as how to safely optimize them to benefit health, as well as improve longevity.

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Male Hormone Balance and Optimization: A Panel Discussion With Life Time’s MIORA Leaders

By Life Time

Learn from Life Time’s MIORA leaders about the unique aspects of male hormone health, including strategies for optimizing and balancing hormones.

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GLP-1s, Weight Loss, and Health: A Panel Discussion With Life Time’s MIORA Leaders

Season 9, Episode 7

Learn how GLP-1s can safely and strategically be used to support your health and weight-loss goals while also promoting overall wellness.

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Exercise May Reduce Prostate-Cancer Risk

By Craig Cox

Here’s the takeaway from a recent study.

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A Clearer View of Health: A Guide to Understanding Comprehensive Bloodwork

With Jim LaValle, RPh, CCN
Season 8, Episode 13

Learn about some additional blood markers you can have tested beyond the traditional panels and why they matter for painting a more complete picture of your current state of your health.

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New Therapies for Prostate Issues

By Michael Dregni

Recent studies have revealed the possible causes of CP/CPPS, along with a variety of treatments.

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The Basic Anatomy of Your Pelvis

By Lauren Bedosky

An overview of the bones and muscles that make up the pelvic floor.

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How to Increase Your Testosterone — Naturally

By Catherine Guthrie

Men are confronting an unprecedented decline in testosterone. Consider these 11 lifestyle-based tips to protect your T.

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6 Exercises to Support Your Pelvic Floor

By Lauren Bedosky

Use this expertly designed routine of stretches and strengthening exercises for a strong and mobile pelvic floor.

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“The Pill” for Guys?

By Michael Dregni

An array of male contraceptives are under development — including a new, nonhormonal male birth control pill.

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Taking Flight: Jason Burns’s Story

By Jason Burns

How one man took control of his health after he was grounded from flying lessons because of his weight.

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Arrest and Recovery: Matthew Hurley’s Story

By Experience Life Staff

How one man overcame drug addiction and found peace through serving others.

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The Rise in Male Body Dysmorphia

By Craig Cox

Research shows men feel a growing pressure to conform to certain body standards, resulting in heightened anxiety and depression.

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Life Time in the News: “His Doctor Said He Wouldn’t Make it to 50 Years Old — So He Lost 230 Pounds”

By Life Time Editorial Team

How a doctor’s visit prompted this Life Time member to start a transformational weight-loss journey.

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Cliff Edberg’s Success Story

By Cliff Edberg, RD, CPT

Overweight and bullied as a child, this former bodybuilder overcame multiple challenges and is now helping others.

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Low-Fat Diets Linked to Low Testosterone

By Craig Cox

Higher-fat diets are associated with higher levels of testosterone, according to three small studies.

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