Testosterone Clinic with Dr. Robert Posner

Rediscover Your Best Self With Expert Care Designed Just For Men

What Happens When You Have Low Testosterone?

Low testosterone can show up in many ways, with some of the most common symptoms including increased body fat, muscle weakness, fatigue, low libido, mood changes, and erectile dysfunction.

Testosterone plays a vital role in overall health, influencing nearly all of the body’s systems. It’s key to metabolism, helping the body utilize calories efficiently and promoting muscle protein synthesis. In fact, excess abdominal fat can further reduce testosterone levels and increase estrogen production in men, creating a cycle that can be tough to break.

The most common cause of declining testosterone is simply aging. Research shows that testosterone levels in men naturally decrease by 1-2% every year starting around age 30.

The Williamsburg Drug Testosterone Clinic will customize your wellness program to address your unique concerns and health goals. We believe in a personalized approach to physical health—never a one-size-fits-all solution.

Meet Robert Posner, MD

FORMER LCDR, MC, USNR

Dr. Robert Posner, a Navy veteran and esteemed physician, brings over 40 years of experience in primary and urgent care medicine. A graduate of Downstate Medical School in Brooklyn, NY, he completed his internal medicine residency in the U.S. Navy, where he was one of three doctors interviewed to serve as President Reagan’s physician.

For 35 years, Dr. Posner owned and operated Potomac Internal Medicine in Burke, VA, before relocating to Williamsburg. He now serves as Virginia Medical Director for Renew Vitality Hormone Replacement Company, specializing in male hormone therapy and natural approaches to chronic disease management.

As the Founder of the nationally renowned Serotonin-Plus Weight Loss Program©, Dr. Posner has helped thousands of patients lose weight, reduce medications, and improve overall health. He is also an accomplished author of three books and holds a patent for an oral serotonin supplement. His work has been featured on major networks such as Fox, CBS, NBC, and ABC.

Dedicated to preventative care and empowering patients to feel their best, Dr. Posner is excited to expand Williamsburg Drug’s services and lead the development of its Testosterone Clinic.

Achievements and Credentials:

Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine
Former LCDR, MC, USNR
Navy Achievement Award Recipient
Virginia Medical Director, Renew Vitality Hormone Replacement
Founder, Serotonin-Plus Weight Loss Program©
Patent Holder: Oral Serotonin Supplement
Author of 3 Books

Key Facts About Low Testosterone in Men

What is Low Testosterone?

Low testosterone (Low T), or hypogonadism, occurs when the body produces insufficient levels of testosterone, a critical hormone for male health.

Symptoms of Low T

Common symptoms include:

Fatigue and low energy
Reduced libido and sexual performance
Muscle loss and increased body fat
Mood changes, such as depression or irritability
Difficulty concentrating (“brain fog”)
Decreased bone density

Causes of Low T

Natural aging: Testosterone levels typically decrease by 1-2% per year after age 30.
Medical conditions: Obesity, diabetes, and chronic illnesses can lower testosterone.
Lifestyle factors: Poor diet, stress, lack of exercise, and sleep deprivation can contribute.

Health Risks of Low T

If untreated, low testosterone can increase the risk of:

Cardiovascular disease
Osteoporosis
Type 2 diabetes
Cognitive decline

Testosterone’s Role in the Body

It influences metabolism, muscle growth, bone strength, mood regulation, and sexual health.

Diagnosis of Low T

Low testosterone is diagnosed through a blood test measuring testosterone levels, often combined with symptom assessments.

Treatment Options

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT): Restores testosterone levels and alleviates symptoms.
Lifestyle changes: A balanced diet, regular exercise, stress management, and adequate sleep can improve hormone levels.

Lifestyle Factors Matter

Excess abdominal fat is a major contributor to declining testosterone levels, as it increases estrogen production and inhibits testosterone synthesis.

Low T Affects More Than Sexual Health

While commonly associated with libido, testosterone plays a critical role in physical energy, muscle maintenance, mood stability, and mental focus.

It’s Common but Treatable

Studies suggest about 20-40% of men over 45 have low testosterone. With proper diagnosis and treatment, symptoms can often be effectively managed or reversed.

TAKE THE LOW-T QUIZ TODAY

Are you noticing a lower libido or reduced sexual performance? Feeling constantly fatigued or lacking energy? Experiencing a loss of muscle mass? Testosterone is essential for staying sharp, strong, and energized, but as we age, levels naturally decline, leading to symptoms that can impact your overall quality of life.

GOOD NEWS! We’re here to help you reclaim your confidence and feel younger, stronger, and more energized than ever!

As we age, hormone production naturally declines. For men, this often means lower testosterone levels, which can lead to a range of frustrating symptoms if left unaddressed. Wondering if you might have Low T?

Take the short quiz to find out!