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Old 10-23-15 | 10:07 AM
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Originally Posted by EastCoastDHer
I'd suggest talking to a naturopath or homeopathic doctor.
Low T isnt uncommon and there are a few natural, safe ways to manage it.
I suspected low T (I'm 33, prime time for my T to start a drop) and I'm ok, however blood tests showed i had low magnesium - I'm a farmer and apparently working/sweating in soil pulls magnesium from my body more than not....I got prescribed a pre bedtime snack of dark chocolate and nuts (#bestdrever!).
Through the years I've noticed more energy overall when i keep my legs in shape. They are one of the largest muscles in our body so it only makes sense that keeping the blood flow smooth could help elsewhere.
Eeek! A leading naturopath put my wife in the ICU with asthma. As for homeopathy it's total quackery:
Homeopathy: The Ultimate Fake

Repeating what another poster said, examine.com is a reliable resource about what does what. Here's the article on increasing T:
How can I increase testosterone naturally? - Nutrition FAQ | Examine.com
Note that watching 4 minutes of porn increases performance on a 3-rep squat. Talking to an attractive woman works, too.

Bodybuilders say that certain numbers of reps increase T:
4 Key Tips To BOOST Your Testosterone Levels!

Certainly proper nutrition is a factor in feeling good. No question.
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