Testosterone Declines 1% Annually After Age 35
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Dr Brad Stanfield's YouTube video
Mental HealthGeneral HealthHormones
Story of claim
Dr. Stanfield highlights that testosterone in men decreases by 1% yearly post-35, affecting muscle mass, energy, and mood. This natural decline is linked to aging.
- Goal: To address testosterone decline in men over 35 and its impact on health.
- Proof: The decline is linked to aging and associated health issues such as muscle loss and depression.
- Nuances:
- Decline starts at age 35
- Linked to muscle and bone health issues
- Potential impact on mental health
- Impact on Life: May lead to decreased energy, muscle mass, and mood stability in affected individuals.
Investments
- Price: $0 (natural aging process)
- Time: Lifetime monitoring
- Effort: Awareness and lifestyle adjustments to mitigate effects
Risks
Natural decline; potential health issues if untreated.
Alternatives
- Lifestyle changes: regular exercise and a balanced diet may help mitigate effects.
Get Started 🚀
- Monitor testosterone levels regularly with your healthcare provider.
- Incorporate resistance training and regular exercise.
- Maintain a balanced diet rich in nutrients.
- Consider discussing supplementation with a healthcare professional.
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