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All About Testosterone: Get The Edge Through Diet And Exercise

Written by Andrew Foster, C.S.C.S

Last Updated on27 January, 2017 | 1:49 AM EDT

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  1. Use Carb/Protein Drink After The Workout

Protein DrinkI am sure you would not be able to refute the fact that post-workout nutrition not only does a very good job at making your workout more successful but it actually boost up anabolic hormones and put a halt on the catabolic hormone. Moreover, it boosts up the testosterone level. Nobody is suggesting you consume a rich nutrition after a workout, but you just need something to keep you healthy and firm.

Most of the people think that working out is about skimping on food and doing a high-intensity workout by starving yourself. Let me assure you that with this Moto you will get absolutely nowhere with boosting your testosterone level, you will only just get weak. Working out is about being efficiently smart and diligent. Thus, you need to start your goals straight and clear.

  1. Train Yourself For High-Intensity Workout

High-Intensity WorkoutOnce you have set yourself on the road to achieving a fitness goal you need to man up. You can’t just be a frail little kid who can barely make the par in achieving his goals. You need to be a person who can easily defeat his own standards.

Believe it or not workout is about pushing yourself. You need to maximize your workout time and minimize your rest periods. You need to lay it all on the line. You need to give your all or you will just end up wasting a ton of time, money and power. Lastly, you need to understand the relationship between volume and intensity. If somehow you manage to perform a high-volume movement but comparatively less intensity you are definitely on square one. You need to learn a strategy to balance both.

  1. Use Testosterone Boosting Ingredients

No kidding, it might come as a surprise there are certain supplements that can potentially boost your testosterone level.

Testosterone IngredientsFirstly, testofen which is a standardized extract of fenugreek. This magical product can help you multiply your testosterone levels plus it can help increase muscle bulk.

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Secondly, zinc most commonly associated with the reproductive function is also related to increasing the testosterone levels. Zinc plays a pivotal role in testosterone production and modulates the serum testosterone levels.

Thirdly, D-aspartic acid which is not amongst the well-known testosterone boosting product but researchers have found that it is present in neuroendocrine tissues and accelerates the testosterone levels.

Last but not the least, Vitamin D is indisputably the most essential and biologically important vitamin in the body. I bet you would be able to build a hefty dome with all the undeniable benefits of this vitamin. Researchers have found that high levels of testosterone are linked to high levels of vitamin D.

  1. Fats, Fats and Fats

healthy-FatsNo matter how many times someone throws you off about consuming fats, don’t skimp on fats. Commonly known as “physique destroyer” healthy fats significantly boost up natural testosterone levels. Studies have shown that men who switched from a high-fat diet to a low-fat diet have experienced reduced levels of testosterone level. Henceforth, keep consuming a calculate amount of data everyday enhance your testosterone level.

  1. Perform Multijoint Movements

Multijoint MovementsNo doubt, high-intensity movements can enhance the testosterone levels but choosing right tools, and right trade requires a ton of deliberation and is massively pivotal in raising testosterone levels. The more muscle you stimulate, the better your testosterone levels. Hence, choosing right tools is as equally important as performing the movements.

Without a shadow of the doubt, testosterone is a Holy Grail of male hormones. Honestly, you wouldn’t want your testosterone levels to go on downward spiral hence do your utmost to keep your testosterone levels high. Set your goals and get your priorities straight. Break a leg!

 


If you have any questions or need further clarification about this article, please leave a comment below, and Andrew will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Andrew Foster is a journalist with 7 years of experience specializing in bodybuilding and personal training content. He holds a Master's degree in Exercise Science from Rutgers University and is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. Andrew is dedicated to providing informative, reliable advice on bodybuilding, training, and workout programs. He also offers online coaching and in-person training services.

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