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4 Clinically Proven Ways To Increase Your Testosterone Levels, Naturally
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10 Major Benefits Of HIGH Testosterone Levels (Clinically Proven)
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1 – Muscle & Strength Gains
Remember when you hit puberty all of a sudden you started to gain a bunch of muscle and strength – well, a primary reason for this is high testosterone levels.

And, this is also how steroids work. They are anabolic to muscle, which means to “build” and it does so by increasing protein synthesis as one of the methods for muscular growth.

2 – Fat Loss (Belly)
During puberty, you also start to get leaner and it’s much easier to get six-pack abs. Again, testosterone is a primary reason.

This is also why as you get older and testosterone levels drop, you start to have a lot more belly fat – which we all know, is very unhealthy for you.

3 – More Energy
Another benefit of having optimal testosterone levels is you have a lot more energy. This is one reason why when you’re in your 20’s, you can easily get by with less sleep.

This is also why older men who have lower testosterone are always tired, they’re falling asleep on the couch watching TV and never want to do anything.

4 – Higher Sex Drive (Libido)
I think everyone knows that higher testosterone is correlated with higher libido and sex drive. This is true in almost all animals and as well, in women too.

Ironically, women are hypersensitive to testosterone. Increase theirs just a tiny bit and their sex drive shoots up and can be even higher than us guys.

5 – Happier Mood & More Driven
I’ve said it previous videos, one of the best and safest anti-depressants is higher testosterone levels – in both men and women.

You’re happier and more driven.

Your dopamine levels are also higher because of testosterone, which further improves your mood and drive.

6 – Aggressive Behavior
One of the pros or cons, depending on how you look at it and your genetic personality is that the increase in testosterone can cause a more aggressive behavior.

Remember how testosterone increases your drive?… well, it also makes you more aggressive.

This can be good in sports, business, pursuing your goals, and women like this too.

But, some guys can get overly aggressive and have a shorter temper. So be mindful of this if you already have an aggressive personality type.

7 – Healthy Immune System
Optimal hormonal balance and testosterone levels, can dramatically improve your immune system and makes everything stronger and more resilient.

And it makes sense when you think about it. This is one reason older people are always getting sick, more colds, the flu, etc. While younger people abuse their bodies, don’t sleep as much and yet, don’t get sick as often.

8 – Healthy Heart
Remember, the heart is a muscle. And A healthy heart pumps blood to the rest of the body, providing your entire body (muscles, organs, brain) with the oxygen needed for peak performance.

Sadly, low testosterone levels are linked to a variety of cardiovascular risks.

9 – Healthy Brain
Yes, naturally high testosterone is good for your muscles and body, as well as your brain.

Your cognition and memory improve, your brain thinks faster, your verbal and math skills also improve.

In fact, you will fight off aging of the brain when you have healthy hormones and optimal testosterone levels.

10 – Bigger Genitals
Since guys care about this one factor – higher testosterone levels also means a fuller and larger penis – again, since it is a muscle. Not like your biceps, but more like your heart.

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