Part 2: List of Important Hormones To Test For: 👉
Naturally Increase Testosterone & Decrease "Negative" Hormones:
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Why Hormone Blood Tests Are A Waste Of Time & Money, Except...
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And today’s topic is so important because it’s all about something I really love and that’s HORMONES!
As I’ve stated many times... genetics aside, the reason you look and feel the way you do is because of your hormones.
And keep something in mind: Your lifestyle - food, exercise, stress management and supplements - which I consider as epigenetics - also affect your hormones.
Just think about how much people change the minute they go through puberty - body and mind (attitude, personality, emotions, etc.) …
Or the differences in men and women, its very much hormone related.
Put a woman on testosterone and how she looks and acts, her mindset and so forth, ALL change and she becomes more “manly”.
Same with guys - put them on estrogen, progesterone and other female hormones and becomes more feminine. Get’s fatter, moody, emotional, sex drive drops, loses muscle, grows man boobs (gynocomastia) and so on and so forth.
Or if you’re at the gym all the time and yet, you’re having a hard time gaining muscle or losing fat - it’s just all so much hormone related.
For example, you and your girlfriend can be doing the same exact workouts in the gym, eating the same foods, taking the same supplements and she will NEVER be as big, lean or as strong as you.
However, put her on steroids and wow… you’ve got yourself a challenge.
So your goal should always be to improve, balance and optimize your hormones.
I mention all of this because whenever I take on a new client, one of the first things I do is a full hormone blood test on them. Of course, I do lots of other tests - genetics, gut bacteria, medical history and so forth.
But hormones are the main priority.
Unfortunately, most doctors who do blood tests will just do the basics and it’s a complete waste of time.
Most doctors, even endocrinologists - the hormone doctors - have no idea which hormones to test for … or, they just don’t care to deal with.
By the way, in part 2 of this series I’ll reveal a list of all the hormones to test for and why. So you’ll know what’s going on with you.
And part 3, I’ll show you where to go online, to get these important blood tests, WITHOUT a doctor or a prescription. You’ll just select what you want, pay for it and go to a local lab and you’ll get the results in just a couple of days.
So, you’ll be in charge of your health.
And I’m doing all of this because the typical doctor will do a quick testosterone test and will say “you have low testosterone” or “your within a normal range”. But this tells you nothing about why or the improvements that can be made or why you just don’t look or feel the way you’d like to.
For example, if you’re testosterone is low or not as high as you’d like to be, it could be for a variety of reasons.
Your testosterone is lower because it’s converting more to female hormones such as various estrogens (estradiol)... which means you’re fatter, more fat around your chest, not as driven, lower sex drive, depressed, etc.
Or you’re converting more of the testosterone to DHT (dihydrotestosterone) - which is a primary cause of balding, hair loss, excess body hair and prostate problems.
Or your stress hormones, such as cortisol are elevated and that indirectly lowers your testosterone.
Or maybe it’s a combination of all 3 of these.
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