In the animal world, high testosterone levels have been linked to dominance in the battle for mates. The same is true for human beings. Studies have shown that when two men fight for the affection of a woman, the man’s aggression and ability to direct the interaction contributed to their chances of attracting her. All these factors were positively associated with their testosterone levels – higher testosterone levels mean more aggression, greater ability and higher chances of success. There is truth behind a man’s boldness working as a powerful key to attracting potential mates; there is little doubt that testosterone is responsible for this boldness.
Improving your testosterone levels can improve your confidence and therefore, your ability to approach women and build quick rapport. From the standpoint of evolutionary biology, women can sense higher testosterone levels in men. They enjoy communication with males who give off this aura of high testosterone, making them more naturally attracted to them.
There is even research indicating that women can ‘smell’ higher testosterone levels and seek them out during various points of their menstrual cycle. If you know this and are currently struggling with approaching women or dating in general, why would you not want to investigate the route of Testosterone Optimization Therapy (TOT) as a potential solution? There’s an entire industry devoted to correcting low libido and erectile dysfunction through the use of artificial chemicals. However, nothing beats out the natural and awesome power of optimized blood levels of testosterone.
TOT will significantly improve your sex drive while enhancing the quality AND quantity of erections. Testosterone is undeniably the most powerful male sex hormone, and many male sexual issues can be reversed through a well-designed testosterone improvement regimen. Unfortunately, many men who suffer from low testosterone are routinely scripted Viagra (and/or Cialis) and an antidepressant (ex. an SSRI) when they tell a doctor about their lowered libido. These solutions are treating symptoms instead of addressing the underlying cause. For this reason, it is critical that TOT-trained physicians learn how to decipher the difference between a patient who has a genuine lack of desire, and a patient who has a real-life inability to perform due to suboptimal levels of testosterone. Therefore, symptoms should be observed, and blood panels MUST be taken into account before dispensing erectile dysfunction and mood-altering medications to patients. 
