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Dedicated to educating young males on the importance of dieting and how to maintain healthy testosterone levels
>https://www.anabolicmen.com/testosterone-plan/
Foods that boost T levels:
>Garlic
rich in two active compounds, quercetin and allicin, suppress the body's manufacture of cortisol, a stress hormone which been linked to a slowed or halted production of testosterone. Lower cortisol levels mean that the body can produce testosterone easily
>Spinach
Spinach is a rich source of magnesium. Research has shown that magnesium supplementation can boost testosterone.
>Cabbage
Cabbage is rammed with indole-3-carbinol (IC3), a phytochemical that increases your testosterone,a study at the Rockefeller University Hospital found that when men were given IC3, their levels of the female hormone estrogen reduced by 50%
>Onions
in a study that was conducted on rodents by Iranian scientists it was shown that onions can increase testosterone levels in rodents as high as 300 percent.
AVOID AT ALL COSTS:
>Soy
Soy contains phytoestrogens called isoflavones that may mimic the activity of the hormone estrogen in your body.
>Myco-estrogens
estrogens produced by certain fungi and mold. The most common being zearalenone which can be found in maize, barley, oats, wheat, rice, and sorghum,
>Chlorine ( unfiltered tap water)
Be in contact with too many iodine displacing halogens (fluoride, chlorine) and you’re going to end up iodine depleted meaning lowered testosterone levels.
>Tap water
Contains the aforementioned chlorine and fluoride, which are toxic to the human body, It’s a well documented fact that fluoride can disrupt normal testosterone and thyroid hormone production
>Bottled water
Contains Phthlates and BPA. linked to low testosterone, increased estrogen, delayed puberty, and feminine characteristics in various human and animal studies
Dedicated to educating young males on the importance of dieting and how to maintain healthy testosterone levels
>https://www.anabolicmen.com/testosterone-plan/
Foods that boost T levels:
>Garlic
rich in two active compounds, quercetin and allicin, suppress the body's manufacture of cortisol, a stress hormone which been linked to a slowed or halted production of testosterone. Lower cortisol levels mean that the body can produce testosterone easily
>Spinach
Spinach is a rich source of magnesium. Research has shown that magnesium supplementation can boost testosterone.
>Cabbage
Cabbage is rammed with indole-3-carbinol (IC3), a phytochemical that increases your testosterone,a study at the Rockefeller University Hospital found that when men were given IC3, their levels of the female hormone estrogen reduced by 50%
>Onions
in a study that was conducted on rodents by Iranian scientists it was shown that onions can increase testosterone levels in rodents as high as 300 percent.
AVOID AT ALL COSTS:
>Soy
Soy contains phytoestrogens called isoflavones that may mimic the activity of the hormone estrogen in your body.
>Myco-estrogens
estrogens produced by certain fungi and mold. The most common being zearalenone which can be found in maize, barley, oats, wheat, rice, and sorghum,
>Chlorine ( unfiltered tap water)
Be in contact with too many iodine displacing halogens (fluoride, chlorine) and you’re going to end up iodine depleted meaning lowered testosterone levels.
>Tap water
Contains the aforementioned chlorine and fluoride, which are toxic to the human body, It’s a well documented fact that fluoride can disrupt normal testosterone and thyroid hormone production
>Bottled water
Contains Phthlates and BPA. linked to low testosterone, increased estrogen, delayed puberty, and feminine characteristics in various human and animal studies