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James Nguyen joins the Men's T Clinic Family as Houston's Cypress Clinic Director. James shares Men's T Clinic's passion for Men's Wellness as a highly qualified and motivated provider. James is specialized in Testosterone Replacement Therapy, and more.

Your muscles aren’t just bulky tissue that flexes and straightens your joints and keeps your body strong. Muscle is your largest endocrine organ, and it helps regulate your metabolism. Lose muscle mass, and your health could go down the drain.

When you want to “get down,” there’s one part of your anatomy you want to stay up. And stay staying up, for as long as possible. But you’ve heard that erectile dysfunction (ED) is a nearly inevitable part of “normal” aging. Does it have to be?

You don’t just have a spare tire in the trunk of your car. You’ve got one around your middle, too. Where’d it come from? And how can you get rid of it? The answer may lie in a powerful steroid hormone called testosterone.

You drag yourself through the day, and then drag yourself through a fitful night of sleep. If you don’t get the rest you need or have the energy you want, you owe it to yourself to find out why. Fatigue has many causes, including serious illness.

You complain to your doctor that your body seems flaccid and fatty, no matter how much iron you pump. Your tape measure shows that you’ve lost inches in your biceps. Your doctor says that’s just a “normal” part of aging. You don’t have to accept it.

You may not give your little prostate gland a lot of thought. But that small, walnut-sized gland works hard for you by producing seminal fluid each time you ejaculate. Keeping your prostate healthy means keeping it small, too. Here’s how.

You’ve spent so much time together lately, it’s like you’re ready to celebrate your 175th anniversary. Is that why you feel so meh about sex? Could be. Could also be that you need more blood flow down there. Luckily, there’s a hack for that.

Pandemics. Politics. Nonstop news and nonstop stress. If you’re feeling out of sorts and lack energy these days, you’re the norm. That doesn’t mean it’s normal. You deserve to feel better.