Keep Taking the Testosterone - Financial Times
High T: Lionel Bissoon (above) has seen a rise in demand for testosterone from Wall Street workers.
Apr 22nd, 2020
High T: Lionel Bissoon (above) has seen a rise in demand for testosterone from Wall Street workers.
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One day, Meghan O’Rourke started experiencing “electrical shocks” throughout her legs and arms - a spasming and itchiness that left doctors confused. Like many other patients, the doctors all sent her home with simple hypotheses and a “wait-and-see” treatm
Regenerative Cellular Medicine could Treat Frailty in Old Age
Want to know how to stay young, fit and energized? Learn how all the major New York executives do it in Dr. Lionel Bissoon's interview with the New York Post, "How Wall Street and tech bros are staying forever young." Read the original article on the New
Women make up the majority of Alzheimer’s cases. While scientists don’t fully understand all of the mechanisms behind women’s increased risk factor, researchers have found one treatment to help curb the onset of Alzheimer’s: hormone replacement therapy.
Could your sleep habits cause wrinkles? What other lifestyle choices will keep us looking forever young? Dr. Lionel Bissoon was invited to weigh in on LIVESTRONG.COM's list of top Anti-Aging tips. Which of these skin sins are you committing?
Watch! Magazine got in touch with Dr. Bissoon to find out his top 5 anti-aging tips for men. Read the article below, or download the article in its full form.
In the Body & Soul section of Watch Magazine (December 2012), an Anti-Aging article highlights Dr. Lionel Bissoon's Anti-Aging Therapies. Read his advice below, or download a PDF of the article!
Executives and professionals in the United States have been seeking a controversial and expensive hormone replacement therapy to combat effects usually associated with stress and aging.
Every morning, Kay Brown engages in a ritual similar to a heroin addict’s, or a diabetic’s: she sticks herself with a syringe. Only hers contains hCG, a pregnancy hormone.