Testosterone

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Testosterone, also known as testosterone, testosterone, testosterone or testosterone, testosterone, etc., is a steroid hormone secreted by the male testicles or female ovaries, and a small amount of testosterone is also secreted by the adrenal glands. Testosterone is the main estrogen and androgen, as well as a protein assimilating steroid. Whether male or female, it has a significant impact on health, including sexual desire, strength, immune function, and the ability to combat osteoporosis. According to statistics, the amount of testosterone secreted by adult males is about 20 times that of adult females, and the body content is 7-8 times that of adult females. The pharmacological effect of testosterone was first extracted from a male cow in 1935, and over the years, various types of medicine have been developed. Currently, in North America, testosterone can be administered by injection (such as cyclopentropionic acid testosterone and heptane acid testosterone), orally, buccal, and skin penetrating packs, ointments, and gels. The initial use of testosterone was to treat hypogonadism, that is, to supplement symptoms of insufficient or no natural secretion of testosterone. The appropriate use of testosterone under hormone replacement therapy (HRT) in the chemicalbook can maintain normal levels of testosterone in the blood. Like other hormones, testosterone and other assimilating hormones have other uses in addition to being supplemented due to deficiency, but have relatively larger and more side effects. Such as infertility, loss of sexual desire (sexual coldness), impotence, osteoporosis, etc. In the late 1940s, testosterone became a commercial gimmick for anti-aging drugs, similar to modern growth hormones. By utilizing the masculinization effect of testosterone, transgender males (i.e., those who have transitioned from females to males) will use testosterone as a substitute to maintain normal testosterone levels. Similarly, transgender women will use drugs to inhibit the production of testosterone to make estrogen work. Biosynthetic pregnenolone is a precursor of all anabolic hormones and a derivative of cholesterol, which can synthesize testosterone. The synthesis of testosterone can be carried out in two ways, namely δ- 5 Methods and δ- 4 methods. δ- The fifth method is to convert pregnenolone into dehydroepiandrosterone to androstenedione.