Anybody else have low Testosterone?

[DSB OUTDOORS]

Popsicle sticks, duck tape, and Barry White??

[jhood001]

I heard that regularly looking at breasts can actually increase testosterone. I really, really care about my health so I started daily treatments when I was around 13 and haven't let up.

YAY BOOBIES!

[Danimal]

I had to quit the whiskey. I was what you would call a pro.

Hahaha!

I heard that regularly looking at breasts can actually increase testosterone. I really, really care about my health so I started daily treatments when I was around 13 and haven't let up.

YAY BOOBIES!

I read that somewhere too.

There is some interesting research that is coming out about diets. Turns out that your body processes saturated fats and in general meats for use as energy in a different manner than it processes carbs. It releases different chemicals in your brain and body if you eat more carnivorously and it actually is very good for nervous system function to completely cut carbs out of your diet. This is what they are doing for people with neurological disorders like epilepsy; they are on diets where they get less than 10 - 20% of their caloric intake from carbs everything else is fat and bacon is king. Along with that if you are eating a generally healthy high meat diet and working out you build muscle at 3 times the rate that you would getting your energy and protein from other sources. Funny, they are actually tracing some mental disorders to people not eating meat. Turns out if your body is designed to eat meat and you don't it is bad for you and you lose mental capacity. It explains a lot about the liberal community in general.

Lastly, all of this is based on the idea that you are carefully monitoring your diet and sticking to healthy levels of consumption. Your body only needs so much energy so chances are that if you switch to a high protein and fat diet you will have to eat less than you would for a similar carb based diet for the same caloric intake. Along with this, exercise is key so you will have to be physically fit enough to exercise enough to keep your cholesterol and blood pressure in check. Really you would need to consult a dietitian and probably someone educated in nutrition and exercise science to help you figure out if any of this is good for you. Fortunately for me my little brother has his degree in sports nutrition and exercise science and he is awesome about helping me out with my weightlifting and diet.