Low T Center Continues To Expand With A New Location In Fayetteville, AR

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Jun 15, 2015, 12:44 ET

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., June 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Low T Center continues to grow across the country as more men learn about the importance of having a normal testosterone level and the benefits of treatment. Low T Center offers convenient, personalized and monitored testosterone treatment for men. This marks Low T Center's 45^th location in the US. Dr. Lawrence Huber is the Medical Director of the Center. Hours of operation are Monday and Wednesday 8:30a to 5:30p, Tuesday 8:30a-7p, Thursday 7a-5:30p, Friday 8a-5:30p, and Saturday 8:30a- 12:30p.

Low T Center is a leader in the provision of physician-led diagnosis and treatment of low testosterone. Studies indicate testosterone deficiency has been linked to diabetes, metabolic syndrome, obesity, and high blood pressure. Low T Center was designed so men can walk in, take a simple blood test, and know within 45 minutes if they are a candidate for Testosterone Replacement Therapy. Experience shows testosterone injections may lead to improved energy, strength, and libido, as well as decreases in body fat, irritability, and depression.

According to Dr. Bill Reilly, M.D., National Medical Director for Low T Center, "Low T Center seeks to improve the quality of men's lives in a way that makes a real difference – by diagnosing and effectively treating low testosterone. There is so much talk about testosterone today, we encourage men now more than ever to do their homework and make sure that they go to a medical provider they trust and that focuses on testosterone therapy."

About Low T Center

Founded in 2009, Low T Center has quickly evolved into a pioneering and innovative medical practice model. The physicians at Low T Center exclusively diagnose and treat men with low testosterone. As demand for information about testosterone therapy grows, Low T Center has established itself as a leader in treatment and public awareness.

Nationally there are 45 Low T Centers operating in ten states. Cities include: Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Tyler, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Kansas City, Denver, Colorado Springs, Chicago, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus, Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Little Rock and Fayetteville.