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I thought this would be beneficial to some people.
In terms of increasing Testosterone levels the most obvious things would be
-Start lifting/Increasing your muscle mass
-Get enough sleep
-Good overall nutrition
Beyond that, some supplementation that will help you to increase your T levels would be
-KSM66 Ashwagandha
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3863556/
Ashwagandha after a 3 month treatment in rats showed a 167% increase in sperm count aswell as a 57% increase in sperm motility and a 53% increase in semen volume it did this by increasing Leutnizing hormone (LH) levels.
Furthermore it increased Serum testosterone levels by between 17-25%, this would in turn also have a positive effect on free T levels.
-Bacopa or Brahmi
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19041444
Brahmi doesn't have much of an effect on serum testosterone levels as KSM66 Ashwagandha (2-3% at best) but it will increase the motility of your spermatoza through stimulating your hypothalmus to produce more LH, it has also been linked with helping to ease "Brain fog"
-Choline birate alongside Inositol
Choline birate acts as a methalytor, it essentially binds to some of the excess estrogen molecules in your liver and it makes it possible for your liver to excise them from the body as opposed to being run through your system.
This will lower your overall E levels slightly, and it's definitely one i'd recommend
-Lactobacilllus strains of Probiotic
I personally don't use this too often as it's a bit harsh on my stomach, but i'd recommend using it twice a week, the rats in the study that took Lactobacillus Rhamnosus strain of probiotic were able to cope with stress much better than their control counterparts, lowered stress levels in turn means less cortisol, which in turn would mean you're protecting yourself from decreasing your free T levels as cortisol would raise your E levels and skew your T/E ratio.
http://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/early/2011/08/26/1102999108.full.pdf
Alongside these make sure to take daily
-a Multivitamin
-An omega 3 fish oil pill
I'll be adding more later but i'd like to substantiate other things i take with studies + i'm not downstairs right now so i don't remember EVERYTHING i take
In terms of increasing Testosterone levels the most obvious things would be
-Start lifting/Increasing your muscle mass
-Get enough sleep
-Good overall nutrition
Beyond that, some supplementation that will help you to increase your T levels would be
-KSM66 Ashwagandha
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3863556/
Ashwagandha after a 3 month treatment in rats showed a 167% increase in sperm count aswell as a 57% increase in sperm motility and a 53% increase in semen volume it did this by increasing Leutnizing hormone (LH) levels.
Furthermore it increased Serum testosterone levels by between 17-25%, this would in turn also have a positive effect on free T levels.
-Bacopa or Brahmi
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19041444
Brahmi doesn't have much of an effect on serum testosterone levels as KSM66 Ashwagandha (2-3% at best) but it will increase the motility of your spermatoza through stimulating your hypothalmus to produce more LH, it has also been linked with helping to ease "Brain fog"
-Choline birate alongside Inositol
Choline birate acts as a methalytor, it essentially binds to some of the excess estrogen molecules in your liver and it makes it possible for your liver to excise them from the body as opposed to being run through your system.
This will lower your overall E levels slightly, and it's definitely one i'd recommend
-Lactobacilllus strains of Probiotic
I personally don't use this too often as it's a bit harsh on my stomach, but i'd recommend using it twice a week, the rats in the study that took Lactobacillus Rhamnosus strain of probiotic were able to cope with stress much better than their control counterparts, lowered stress levels in turn means less cortisol, which in turn would mean you're protecting yourself from decreasing your free T levels as cortisol would raise your E levels and skew your T/E ratio.
http://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/early/2011/08/26/1102999108.full.pdf
Alongside these make sure to take daily
-a Multivitamin
-An omega 3 fish oil pill
I'll be adding more later but i'd like to substantiate other things i take with studies + i'm not downstairs right now so i don't remember EVERYTHING i take