Testosterone may be the most important health factor in the male body. As most men age, their bodies undergo various changes if not supplied with proper nutrition. When men experience lowered amounts of testosterone many things can begin to manifest; muscles weaken, loss of sexual drive and performance, bones become less dence and more prone to fracture, decreased energy, lowered metabolism and increased body fat.

For over 2000 years, velvet antler has been used to promote health and well-being. The first recorded use of velvet is linked to a Han tomb in Hunan Province. There, a silk scroll was discovered that listed over fifty different diseases for which velvet antler was prescribed. Interest in velvet antler has increased over the last decade as modern-day scientific studies have begun to evaluate and substantiate many of these traditional claims. In recent years, more than 250 articles have been published on the use, composition, and biochemical effects of velvet antler.