- High Body Fat: Excess body fat is a major culprit when it comes to low testosterone levels.
- High Levels of Inflammation: Inflammation can wreak havoc on your body and is also associated with low testosterone levels.
- Poor Sleep: Sleep plays a critical role in your body's ability to produce testosterone. So, if you're not getting enough quality sleep, you could be doing serious damage to your testosterone levels.
- Stress: Chronic stress can take a toll on your testosterone levels.
- Not Training with Enough Intensity: Exercise is essential to maintaining healthy testosterone levels. But, if you're not pushing yourself hard enough during your workouts, you may not be reaping the benefits.
- Maintaining a healthy weight through diet and exercise is essential to optimize your testosterone levels. Go to tdeecalculator.net to calculate what is the calorie range you should consume based on your age.
- To reduce inflammation, you need to focus on a diet rich in antioxidants, exercise regularly, and get enough sleep. Food contains antioxidants could be: fruits and berries, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and even chocolate.
- Aim for at least 7-8 hours of uninterrupted sleep each night. To do this you must create the right systems: set a reverse alarm one hour before bed to initiate the evening routine.
- Finding ways to manage stress through meditation, exercise, or other stress-reducing activities is crucial to keeping your testosterone levels healthy. A good start for this would be to download an app for guided meditation (Free) for instance Calm or Headspace.
- So, make sure to challenge yourself and push your limits during your workouts. Not necessarily doing more but following a progressive overload protocol, its very easy, yet no one does it. If you need a free sample, message me INFO so I can send it your way.
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