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naturally increase your testosterone!
09-06-2010 3:12 AM
hey everyone, heres a site i came along about a year ago before i was introduced to mones.
the link describes 13 ways to naturally increase testosterone in your body... so this might be helpful to those guys that are "more experienced at life" i am 20 years old, and felt i was a little more "girly" than the normal guy out there... yeah :/... i found since i am slightly over weight my body wasn't discarding the correct amount of estrogen that i should be... so after reading this site i now eat broccoli everyday... lol go figure right?
well anyways here you guys go
http://www.nowloss.com/ways-to-increase-...eroids.htm
just thought i'd share some of my insights :]
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RE: naturally increase your testosterone!
04-06-2011 10:57 AM
(09-06-2010 3:12 AM)bonadzz Wrote: hey everyone, heres a site i came along about a year ago before i was introduced to mones.
the link describes 13 ways to naturally increase testosterone in your body... so this might be helpful to those guys that are "more experienced at life" i am 20 years old, and felt i was a little more "girly" than the normal guy out there... yeah :/... i found since i am slightly over weight my body wasn't discarding the correct amount of estrogen that i should be... so after reading this site i now eat broccoli everyday... lol go figure right? 
well anyways here you guys go
http://www.nowloss.com/ways-to-increase-...eroids.htm
just thought i'd share some of my insights :]
Hello Bonadzz,
Amazingly, I ran across the same article about a month ago. I am so surprised to find that someone here has read it as well. I am a firm believer in herbal supplements and regular vitamin use. I took the information from this article and ran with it. I use the DIM supplement, Zinc, Mood Positive 5HTP (half dose), GNC energy and metabolism (half dose), and the Ashwagandha supplement which is an amazing supplement. I have also done a liver cleanse to get rid of any extra estrogen storing itself there. Needless to say, the testosterone increase has given my libido or sex drive a definite boost and that is beneficial to both me and my husband. With the added pheromone use, we are having good times. I would like to add that Ladies should be careful while increasing their testosterone levels. Too much testosterone in women can lead to cancer. I enjoyed the Article also Bonadzz. Thanks for sharing!
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04-06-2011 3:42 PM
This is really interesting.
My ex has a condition where his pituitary gland does not manufacture any hormones. He gets a shot every now and then that boosts them back up, and the result is remarkably noticeable. If he and I ever end up together again, I might see if feeding him these things keep him amped up
Having gotten used to watching out for the effects of these kinds of things in him, and I can attest to the power of exercise, particularly if it's coupled with competitive sport. It brings a great boost of energy and (just as importantly, if not more so) self confidence/belief.
I looooove the weeks after this shot, but it would be nice not to have to make such allowances for the lethargy and lack of affectionate feeling he experiences as it wears off.
Good food for thought. And good aids to add to my arsenal
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RE: naturally increase your testosterone!
04-08-2011 6:48 AM
Humm interesting post, I love how in our modern age we believe that we can simply take supplements and make things better.
In all honesty increasing testosterone levels is not exactly the best thing in the world, testosterone is the reason men die younger than women, have more heart attacks and such. Yes its an important hormone but if your production is sufficient then you shouldn’t take a supplement. Unless you have a problem that you have to get hormone shots from your doc.
On a side not in the last 4 weeks I have cut out all wheat and dairy from my diet and have stopped eating as much animal protein as I was before. although still around the rda of 50g. so my diet is mainly fruit and veg. and my god I feel so good, it’s a theory that I kinda just decided to put into practice.
Considering its only been in the past 100 years that we have had abundant access to processed foods (containing chemicals) it’s a safe bet that their not compatible with our digestive system. So those are out.
Grains and wheat came about with the advent of farming 11,500 yeas ago, although in the west/Europe only about 7,000 years ago small in evolutionary terms. Therefore they cannot be absorbed fully. With out processing (heating) even then they are inflammatory and don’t digest properly.
Milk started to be used around the same period, as another food source, however this has hormones and other nasty things in it that arnt the best for consumption by humans.
Humans are basically advanced monkeys that evolved to hunt meat 2.5 m/years ago. So our digestive system is tailored to absorbing and processing fruit, veg and occasional meat/eggs.
Anyway I would say my energy levels have increased by 20% or so, which is fantastic. Plus no need for any supplementation as I get all my vits from my food.
Plus messing around with your hormones would make me feel worse, you generally need to balance hormones out rather than just spiking one.
Does supplementation and increased hormone levels internally make your self effects from mones different?
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