Owing to the fact that you are reading this article, you are either aware of the benefits of increasing nitric oxide or you’re aiming to find out which are the best foods that boost nitric oxide levels in the body.
Either way, it is a good idea to start off with the basics of the importance of nitric oxide when it comes to human health in general, and male health in particular.
Once equipped with this information, you will know why it’s important to boost NO levels naturally with specific foods.
This article intends to show you the link between Muira Puama and testosterone, help you understand the current status of scientific research on the subject, and empower you to construct a calculated opinion regarding its efficacy and relevance to your needs.
Known in many parts of the world as “Amazon’s Natural Viagra”, Muira Puama has quite a remarkable history as an herbal aphrodisiac that has stood the test of time.
But when it comes to its effects on testosterone, has it stood the test of scientific inquiry? Let’s find out.
Are you searching for a comprehensive post on what role stinging nettle plays when it comes to testosterone production?
Well, you have come to the right place.
In this article, I will try to paint an accurate picture of the link between stinging nettle and testosterone, so you have a clearer idea of what it’s all about, and whether you should use it.
In my last article, I discussed one of the most important vitamins when it comes to testosterone production, Vitamin A.
However, Vitamin A is not the only rock star vitamin when it comes to testosterone production, and that brings us to the subject of Vitamin D and testosterone.
Vitamin D, like all vitamins, is not a single compound but a category, as discussed in my previous post.
Also like Vitamin A, it is fat-soluble.
Vitamin D occurs in very few foods naturally, and its production is also stimulated when exposing our skin to sunlight.
All these forms, however, are NOT biologically active forms of Vitamin D and have to undergo a process known as hydroxylation in the liver and the kidney, to be converted into the active forms calcidiol and calcitriol.
In keeping with my vision to bring to you the most reliable and scientifically backed natural methods to boost testosterone, today I wanted to talk about a wonder-drug of mother nature, Mucuna Pruriens.
Wonder drug of mother nature?
Although not exactly a drug, it’s close enough to be one even though it’s actually just a bean. It is also known as the Velvet Bean. It grows in pods on trees in the tropical regions of India and Africa.
This article is going to show you how to increase male pheromones naturally and why this can be beneficial for men.
Pheromones are basically naturally occurring chemicals that humans excrete into the air.
These chemicals once in the air convey a signal to members of the same species and trigger a response.
If you are already on your way to increasing your testosterone levels and feeling more confident your checklist is not complete if you do not include mastering your pheromone production – especially when they can play a major role in attracting women!
Everyone by now has probably heard about the many health benefits of drinking green tea and how it contains high levels of antioxidants.
But what are the effects of green tea on testosterone levels?
Most of the content one comes across on the web which deals with green tea’s effects on testosterone, oversimplifies and generalizes what “green tea” really is.
There is not just ONE kind of Green Tea!
So before we dive deep into exactly how green tea consumption relates to testosterone levels in humans, us humans should be introduced to a few basic facts about green tea:
If you are looking to find out if low testosterone can cause fatigue here is the answer…
Yes, it does! And this article is going to explain why it does and what you can do about it.
To better understand all the variables that govern the dynamics of testosterone and associated unwelcome symptoms, you need to have a basic knowledge of widely concurred upon facts about testosterone and its role in the body.
