Testosterone

• Testosterone is a hormone in males that helps promote bone density and strength. When osteoporosis occurs as a result of low testosterone levels, testosterone injections are given for treatment.
  
  

Change of Behavioral Habits

• Behavioral habits, such as smoking, drinking, and poor diet, should be changed to help improve the body's ability to produce denser bones.
  
  

Vitamin D

• To help slow the process of osteoporosis and actually reverse some of its effects, a daily regimen of vitamin D is recommended. The needed amount of vitamin D increases with age.
  
  

Weight Training

• Exercising with weights is a natural way to help encourage your bones to grow denser.
  
  

Medications

• There are two classifications of medications often given to males to treat osteoporosis: antiresorptives and anabolics, which speed up bone formation and protect bone density levels.