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Testosterone Crisis - Why Male Testosterone is Lower Than Ever

Offered By: Institute of Human Anatomy via YouTube

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Explore the potential testosterone crisis affecting modern men in this informative 11-minute video from the Institute of Human Anatomy. Delve into the roles of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland in testosterone production, and examine studies on factors like sleep deprivation, increased body fat, stress, and alcohol consumption that may contribute to lower testosterone levels. Learn about the effects of testosterone, understand the concept of free testosterone and sex hormone-binding globulin, and discover natural ways to boost testosterone through exercise. Investigate the reality of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and debunk common misconceptions about the relationship between body fat and testosterone levels. Gain valuable insights into maintaining healthy testosterone levels and addressing potential causes of decline in this comprehensive exploration of male hormonal health.

Syllabus

0:00 - Intro
0:41 - Role of the Hypothalamus and Pituitary Gland in Testosterone Production
1:41 - Effects of Testosterone
2:00 - Is Testosterone Really Lower in Men Males Today?
2:33 - The Impact of Increased Adipose Tissue on Testosterone Levels
3:08 - Understanding Free Testosterone and Sex Hormone Binding Globulin
3:58 - Boosting Testosterone Naturally Through Exercise
4:20 - How Specific Exercises Increase Testosterone
4:40 - Addressing the Misconception: Fat Increases Cause Low Testosterone
5:18 - The Reality of TRT: Are Patients Tested Before Treatment?
7:08 - The Effects of Sleep Quality on Testosterone Levels
8:22 - The Relationship Between Stress and Low Testosterone
9:44 - How Alcohol Consumption Affects Testosterone Levels


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Institute of Human Anatomy

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