Testosterone Deficiency: The Hidden Disease: A major ... (ISBN 059541494X)

What every patient should know:
Every patient needs to know the importance of Dr. Gordon's work. It should also inspire other scientists to create studies in this area. The book is written well so it is attainable by all readers. After reading this book, people will know to check with their doctors and make sure they have been tested for testosterone levels. A low level effects so many areas. The use of it has had a positive effect on myself after only a few injections. For all those interested in improving their own health and the health of others.

An easy read:
This a great basic read. It does not get into the depth that many might seek. It does make a very strong case for male testosterone replacement (TRT). The author thinks that testosterone injections are the only method worthy of consideration. It sounds like all of his clients go to his office for injections, mostly at 3 week intervals. Many guys on TRT know that this produces (often very) poor results and this seems to be in conflict with the success stories in the book. Many feel much better injecting every week or more often; which is best done as self injections at home. Looking past that part, this is still a great read, more inspirational than practical. There is nothing addressing the problems of finding a Doctor who knows how to do TRT correctly. The book has an unforgivable lack of an index and does not cite any research. As a resource to revisit, it is not as useful as it could be.