What Makes Men’s Hormones Drop?
1st Jun 2022
What Makes Men’s Hormones Drop?
Did you know it
takes 10 years for a man to lose 90% of his hormone levels? From your early
thirties your hormone levels are gradually declining, and, with a decline in
hormones, life can become stressful.
It’s a slow
progression, nonetheless, a real one. For instance;
Weight gain around
the middle. Extra breast tissue. Forgetfulness. Sleep deprivation. Snoring.
Obsessive thinking. Low libido (or, where the brain is willing but the body not
so much). Maybe your zest for life has dwindled and you no longer have that
“get-up-and-go” feeling.
Raising children. Balancing
life. Providing for everyone’s needs, all these tasks take a toll on us over
the years zapping nutrients and hormones from us.
Therefore, taking
care of yourself should definitely be a priority. Replenishing these very
needed hormones and providing some nutrition before it’s too late.
We all would like
to have that youthful energy, be in control of our own health by building on
it.
Your Testosterone Symphony
The hormone balance of the body is a complex, interactive symphony of different regulating compounds. These hormones are internal messengers that are necessary to control and regulate the body's processes. Testosterone may well be the most important single hormone in the body's hormone symphony that aging men need in sufficient amounts.
Even small quantities of testosterone precursors can play an important role in hormone balance for aging women, too. It's a fact that men naturally manufacture small amounts of estrogen and women's bodies make small amounts of testosterone. The production of these two hormones takes place in specific glands (i.e., the ovaries and testes) in women and men. However, in both sexes, chemicals called aromatase can convert testosterone to estrogen and vice versa.
Clinical scientists and the medical community are beginning to realize that the best answer to hormone support may be to provide phyto-nutrient complexes which promote the body's inherent pro-hormone precursor production in order for the body to help achieve its own internal testosterone production.
Key factors that may affect men's virility:
- Low pH (due to deficient mineral intake)
- Immune stress
- Liver stress
- Poor sleep (ideally, get at least 5 straight hours of sleep every night)
- Poor diet (eating too much fried, refined or highly cooked food)
- Toxic body burden (exposure to xeno-estrogenic compounds, such as pesticides, plastic residues)
I have put together a selection all-natural supplements that will help build you up.
Our recommended products that you may try to enhance and helping maintain healthy testosterone levels already within normal range.
Recommended Use: Testosterone:
Take 3 capsules daily.
