10 Bedtime Stretches for Fit Men Over 40
Watch as these 10 bedtime stretches transform your flexibility and relaxation, revealing secrets to staying fit after 40 that you won't want to miss!
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How to Increase Androgen Receptors in Your Body?
Androgen receptors are a type of nuclear receptor that is activated by binding any of the androgenic hormones such as testosterone and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) in living cells of your body. The key function of an androgen receptor is as a DNA-binding feature that regulates gene expression. In other words, it determines the body’s sensitivity to […]
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Cortisol: The Complete guide on Cortisol Lowering Herbs and Supplements
If you’re kind of person who usually checks out articles to increase testosterone levels, you might frequently come across advises lowering cortisol level in your body. You would’ve considered this cortisol to be an unnecessary element in your body that should be avoided at all cost for the ‘welfare’ of your testosterone. Don’t rush and […]
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The Side Effects of High Prolactin! – How to Lower Its Levels Naturally?
Do you feel your energy, sex drive, muscle mass, and strength have become significantly low lately? Do you experience difficulty in getting an erection? Do you also have enlarged chests almost like man-breasts? Then you probably have high levels of prolactin in your body. Quick Navigation What is prolactin?What causes high prolactin levels?What are the […]
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Mucuna Pruriens – A Magical Seed For Men’s Mental And Sexual Wellness
Commonly known as velvet beans, mucuna pruriens is a legume found in various parts of india, several regions of asia and africa. The plant’s seed pods and young leaves cause severe itching upon contact. Indian ayurvedic practitioners have been using mucuna pruriens to enhance a variety of aspects including brain activity and men’s sexual well-being. […]
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Five Household Chemicals That Are Dropping Your Testosterone Levels Xenoestrogens
Your testosterone levels are at the lowest when compared to your ancestors. The testosterone levels are reducing at the rate of 1% every year, irrespective of age. In 8 years the testosterone levels show a significant decrease. The study was conducted in 1988 and 1996. The testosterone levels of 50-year-old men in 1988 are higher than 50-year-old […]
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