@Outdoctrination: 90% of men are low on testoste...
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Mar 15, 2025
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2. NUTRIENTS FOR TESTOSTERONE
Vitamin A deficiency destroys male sexual function.
A low vitamin A diet:
• Impairs testicular cell differentiation
• Lowers testosterone
• Worsens sperm production
More on that in the thread below.
Vitamin A deficiency destroys male sexual function.
A low vitamin A diet:
• Impairs testicular cell differentiation
• Lowers testosterone
• Worsens sperm production
More on that in the thread below.
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Vitamin D boosts testosterone.
The testosterone producing cells in the testicles require vitamin D to properly churn out androgens.
More on that in the thread below.
The testosterone producing cells in the testicles require vitamin D to properly churn out androgens.
More on that in the thread below.
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Zinc massively improves male sexual health.
Supplementing for ~2 months:
‣ DOUBLED sperm count
‣ Increased testosterone by >50%
‣ Increased DHT by >30%
‣ Boosted fertility
More on that in the thread below.
Supplementing for ~2 months:
‣ DOUBLED sperm count
‣ Increased testosterone by >50%
‣ Increased DHT by >30%
‣ Boosted fertility
More on that in the thread below.
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Magnesium supplementation increases testosterone.
Magnesium is needed for multiple processes in energy & steroid metabolism,
supplementing it back can enhance these functions.
More on that in the thread below.
Magnesium is needed for multiple processes in energy & steroid metabolism,
supplementing it back can enhance these functions.
More on that in the thread below.
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Vitamin K2 megadosing nearly doubles testosterone.
K2 ups the expression of various steroidogenic enzymes.
It also forms a protein called osteocalcin - which increases T procuction.
More on that in the thread below.
K2 ups the expression of various steroidogenic enzymes.
It also forms a protein called osteocalcin - which increases T procuction.
More on that in the thread below.
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Vitamin E nearly doubles testosterone.
483 mg improves the gonadal response to pituitary stimulation.
A high PUFA (seed oil) diet can cause oxidative damage the gonads, decreasing T output.
Vitamin E combats this.
More on that in the thread below.
483 mg improves the gonadal response to pituitary stimulation.
A high PUFA (seed oil) diet can cause oxidative damage the gonads, decreasing T output.
Vitamin E combats this.
More on that in the thread below.
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Red and near infrared light has been shown repeatedly to ENHANCE the function of the sex organs:
● Increased fertility
● Increased sperm motility
● Increased testosterone output.
You can read more about that in the thread below.
● Increased fertility
● Increased sperm motility
● Increased testosterone output.
You can read more about that in the thread below.
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Hypothyroidism is another cause of low testosterone.
Thyroid supplementation nearly doubles testosterone.
Hypothyroid men have massively impaired:
• Testosterone
• Sperm motility, quality
More on how to solve hypothyroidism below.
Thyroid supplementation nearly doubles testosterone.
Hypothyroid men have massively impaired:
• Testosterone
• Sperm motility, quality
More on how to solve hypothyroidism below.
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Water quality matters for testosterone, too.
Fluoride lowers free testosterone by ~40%
It also raises the pituitary gonadotropin FSH.
It's directly toxic to cells of the testicles.
Avoid tap like the plague.
More on fluoride below.
Fluoride lowers free testosterone by ~40%
It also raises the pituitary gonadotropin FSH.
It's directly toxic to cells of the testicles.
Avoid tap like the plague.
More on fluoride below.
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Low T can also start in your GUT.
Giving men infusions of gut bacteria derived toxins slashes testosterone by over 30%.
Gut problems→Inflammation→Impaired testicular energy production→Low T.
More on how to identify / tackle gut issues below.
Giving men infusions of gut bacteria derived toxins slashes testosterone by over 30%.
Gut problems→Inflammation→Impaired testicular energy production→Low T.
More on how to identify / tackle gut issues below.
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Stress will lower your testosterone, too.
CRF, released from the hypothalamus during stress, can act on the testes to suppress T production.
There is also direct sympathetic nervous innervation of the testes.
Tackling stress 101 below:
CRF, released from the hypothalamus during stress, can act on the testes to suppress T production.
There is also direct sympathetic nervous innervation of the testes.
Tackling stress 101 below:
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Prolactin lowers testosterone.
Prolactin is a hormone released by the pituitary that acts on the testes to lower T output.
Dopamine suppresses prolactin release, and hence dopamine agonists can increase T (pictured).
The dopamine guide is linked below.
Prolactin is a hormone released by the pituitary that acts on the testes to lower T output.
Dopamine suppresses prolactin release, and hence dopamine agonists can increase T (pictured).
The dopamine guide is linked below.
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Endocrine disruptors are another huge problem for testosterone.
◇ Plastics
◇ Hygiene products
◇ Food additives
etc. contain chemicals that can disrupt hormone production.
Fortifying your detox systems will be huge.
More on that below.
◇ Plastics
◇ Hygiene products
◇ Food additives
etc. contain chemicals that can disrupt hormone production.
Fortifying your detox systems will be huge.
More on that below.
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To summarize, the blueprint for high testosterone:
• Low seed oils
• Higher carb, moderate fat and protein
• No calorie restriction
• Zinc
• Vitamin A
• Vitamin D
• Magnesium
• Vitamin K2
• Vitamin E
• Maintaining insulin sensitivity / body composition
• Consistent circadian rhythm
• Intense, heavy weight training
• Setting + accomplishing goals
• Lowering stress
• Raising dopamine
• Correcting thyroid function
• Avoiding endocrine disruptors in food additives, plastics, and personal hygiene products
• Low seed oils
• Higher carb, moderate fat and protein
• No calorie restriction
• Zinc
• Vitamin A
• Vitamin D
• Magnesium
• Vitamin K2
• Vitamin E
• Maintaining insulin sensitivity / body composition
• Consistent circadian rhythm
• Intense, heavy weight training
• Setting + accomplishing goals
• Lowering stress
• Raising dopamine
• Correcting thyroid function
• Avoiding endocrine disruptors in food additives, plastics, and personal hygiene products
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