Increasing testosterone ( naturally)
jamiestirling6
Posts: 16 Member
Hi people just wondering what some folk eat to increase t the natural way any proven methods would be helpful cheers 👍👌
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I think building muscle. and losing weight if you're overweight. Not what you eat in particular.3
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Cool cool I have read before about certain foods increasing t but I think it's different to each individual so if I keep losing weight and building some muscle I should feel the benefits of increased t👍3
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Do you think your levels are low?0
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Ehh not really but I have read the more t you have the easier it is to get lean,lose weight,add muscle, feel better emotionally and obviously the bedroom benefits lol was just wondering if other folk ate anything or did anything specific without taking supplements7
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I think fit people generally are more active, active people are more fit, fit men generally have more testosterone, active men have more testosterone, etc. Very much like PCOS for women, and the "it's harder to lose weight as we age" for both genders.4
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I think OPTIMIZING testosterone levels naturally is a better way to put it than raise test levels. Reason I say that, is because naturally, you’re not going to affect your test that much. It’s constantly fluctuating as it is. Even if you did, it wouldn’t be much and it wouldn’t illicit some great muscle gain...etc. there’s jacked guys with test levels in the 200s who are natural and then there are twigs who still work out who have them naturally in the 800+ range! So it won’t always mean more muscle gain. If you’re low based off blood labs then ask your doctor about trt, cause otherwise raising them naturally won’t do much for you. Now to optimize your natural test you can be physically active, lift weights (esp compounds), be a healthy body fat, avoid certain foods, don’t put your balls in the microwave....you know...the usual? Lol but seriously. Optimization is a better word here7
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jamiestirling6 wrote: »Ehh not really but I have read the more t you have the easier it is to get lean,lose weight,add muscle, feel better emotionally and obviously the bedroom benefits lol was just wondering if other folk ate anything or did anything specific without taking supplements
Oh dear god. If you want to lose weight you’ll just need to do what the rest of us do/did. Which is eat less. If you want to add muscle, you’ll need to do what the rest of us do/did. Which is strength training. If you want to feel better emotionally and obviously the bedroom benefits, well....I don’t have a simple answer for that. But the psychological boost you get from succeeding at difficult tasks like losing weight and changing your body can certainly help with your emotions and that confidence can have significant impact on the bedroom as well.
The point is, assuming no medical problem with low testosterone levels, there is no short cut. You just have to put in the work.
Oh the tyranny of magical thinking.10 -
Lol cheers nothing ventured nothing gained (literally) applies then 👍0
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Weight lifting has acute increases... other than that.. talking with an attractive female or well... the ole humptey dumpty... will give acute increases. Though not enough to matter.0
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Nothing you can do ‘naturally’ will increase endogenous test levels enough to make a hundredth of a percent of difference in anything. Not even through all the BS over the counter supplements, despite all their bogus claims.
The only way to increase test to any significant degree would be through a prescription from your doctor. Or taking your chances with what that really big dude in the gym has in his backpack.3 -
I have a plan; as I get older, I am skipping "second childhood" and jumping straight into second puberty...
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It’s worth keeping in mind that going on TRT is a lifetime commitment.CarvedTones wrote: »I have a plan; as I get older, I am skipping "second childhood" and jumping straight into second puberty...2 -
pinggolfer96 wrote: »I think OPTIMIZING testosterone levels naturally is a better way to put it than raise test levels. Reason I say that, is because naturally, you’re not going to affect your test that much. It’s constantly fluctuating as it is. Even if you did, it wouldn’t be much and it wouldn’t illicit some great muscle gain...etc. there’s jacked guys with test levels in the 200s who are natural and then there are twigs who still work out who have them naturally in the 800+ range! So it won’t always mean more muscle gain. If you’re low based off blood labs then ask your doctor about trt, cause otherwise raising them naturally won’t do much for you. Now to optimize your natural test you can be physically active, lift weights (esp compounds), be a healthy body fat, avoid certain foods, don’t put your balls in the microwave....you know...the usual? Lol but seriously. Optimization is a better word here
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I told my wife I think I have low T and she said fix it. So I went out and bought a new truck, fixed.5
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