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I was an average 27 year old with a normal life.Low T was something only older guys suffered from, right?Sure, the symptoms were there…I had ZERO energy. I was tired, stressed and anxious ALL the time.My health was on the floor. I struggled to build muscle or lose body fat. I felt soft and weak.And my sex drive was nowhere to be seen.The thought of ANYONE finding out about my shameful secret left me in a cold sweat.(I’d NEVER live down the shame if my buddies ever found out.)This bedroom scene played out almost every night.Because I couldn’t get aroused, I dreaded intimacy. When she touched me, instead of feeling that primal masculine surge… my chest tightened and I hoped the ground would swallow me up. But what really KO’d me were the questions…“Don't you find me attractive anymore?”, "Is it me?” and, worst of all, "Are you gay?”My wife was beautiful. I didn't want to lose her.The last thing I wanted to do was push her into the arms of another guy. A confident, strong, masculine guy who could love her and satisfy her.Like a real man should.I felt worthless, stripped of my masculinity. And that night, with her sobbing into her pillow again, something inside me snapped.I HAD THREE OPTIONS:1) Ignore it, carry on and hope the problem would magically fix itself. Who was I kidding? My relationship was at breaking point. Doing nothing wasn’t an option.2) Sure, I could take Viagra. Read the full article

I was an average 27 year old with a normal life.Low T was something only older guys suffered from, right?Sure, the symptoms were there…I had ZERO energy. I was tired, stressed and anxious ALL the time.My health was on the floor. I struggled to build muscle or lose body fat. I felt soft and weak.And my sex drive was nowhere to be seen.The thought of ANYONE finding out about my shameful secret left me in a cold sweat.(I’d NEVER live down the shame if my buddies ever found out.)This bedroom scene played out almost every night.Because I couldn’t get aroused, I dreaded intimacy. When she touched me, instead of feeling that primal masculine surge… my chest tightened and I hoped the ground would swallow me up. But what really KO’d me were the questions…“Don't you find me attractive anymore?”, "Is it me?” and, worst of all, "Are you gay?”My wife was beautiful. I didn't want to lose her.The last thing I wanted to do was push her into the arms of another guy. A confident, strong, masculine guy who could love her and satisfy her.Like a real man should.I felt worthless, stripped of my masculinity. And that night, with her sobbing into her pillow again, something inside me snapped.I HAD THREE OPTIONS:1) Ignore it, carry on and hope the problem would magically fix itself. Who was I kidding? My relationship was at breaking point. Doing nothing wasn’t an option.2) Sure, I could take Viagra. Read the full article

I was an average 27 year old with a normal life.Low T was something only older guys suffered from, right?Sure, the symptoms were there…I had ZERO energy. I was tired, stressed and anxious ALL the time.My health was on the floor. I struggled to build muscle or lose body fat. I felt soft and weak.And my sex drive was nowhere to be seen.The thought of ANYONE finding out about my shameful secret left me in a cold sweat.(I’d NEVER live down the shame if my buddies ever found out.)This bedroom scene played out almost every night.Because I couldn’t get aroused, I dreaded intimacy. When she touched me, instead of feeling that primal masculine surge… my chest tightened and I hoped the ground would swallow me up. But what really KO’d me were the questions…“Don't you find me attractive anymore?”, "Is it me?” and, worst of all, "Are you gay?”My wife was beautiful. I didn't want to lose her.The last thing I wanted to do was push her into the arms of another guy. A confident, strong, masculine guy who could love her and satisfy her.Like a real man should.I felt worthless, stripped of my masculinity. And that night, with her sobbing into her pillow again, something inside me snapped.I HAD THREE OPTIONS:1) Ignore it, carry on and hope the problem would magically fix itself. Who was I kidding? My relationship was at breaking point. Doing nothing wasn’t an option.2) Sure, I could take Viagra. Read the full article

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