Make sure you're getting enough sleep.
"George Yu, MD, a urology professor at the George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C., says that, for many men with low testosterone, poor sleep is the most important factor. A lack of sleep affects a variety of hormones and chemicals in your body. This, in turn, can have a harmful impact on your testosterone.
Make sleep a priority, aiming for 7 to 8 hours per night, even if it means rearranging your schedule or dropping your habit of late-night TV. Prize your sleep, just like you'd prize a healthy diet and active lifestyle. It's that important.
If you're having problems getting good sleep on a regular basis, talk to your doctor."
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There are foods that can also boost your T:
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Pomegranates juice is actually a great place to start.
"This study shows that consumption of pomegranate pure juice has significantly increased salivary testosterone levels (average of 24%) in addition to effects on blood pressure, mood and the positive scores of anxiety and emotions in a large group of workers from different disciplines." Endocrine Abstracts (2012) 28 P313
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on digg Share on stumbleupon Share on delicious Share on linkedin | Share on email Share on print Pomegranate juice intake enhances salivary testosterone levels and improves mood and well being in healthy men and women Emad Al-Dujaili & Nacer Smail