The Shocking Science Behind Testosterone’s Secret Anti-Aging Benefits…
It turns out, according to a recent study conducted by the University of Western Australia, that testosterone, the primary male sex hormone, could very well be credited with slowing the process of aging.
The research on the effect of testosterone on aging was conducted on 2,913 men in Perth between the ages of 70 and 89.
The findings were very interesting–and promising for those seeking to recover or sustain youthfulness. I’m going to dive into the most pertinent details.
Testosterone is converted by the body into a substance called estradiol.
Estradiol is actually a form of estrogen, but don’t worry–it has its rightful place in the male body.
The more testosterone you have, the more estradiol you can produce.
In the study, the researchers measured testosterone and estradiol levels in the test subjects. They observed that the more estradiol you have, the more likely you are to have long telomeres.
Wait what? I know what you’re thinking–what are telomeres!?
Wasn’t that something from 8th-grade biology?
Indeed–telomeres are structures at the end of a chromosome. And I know, that isn’t all that helpful if you don’t remember that particular chapter of your biology textbook.
(If you did, kudos to you!)
Anyway, a chromosome is a structure in the center of each cell that contains your genetic information–what you look like how tall you are, and so on.
So telomeres, which have been likened to the protective plastic cap on the end of your shoelace meant to prevent fraying, are there to stop chromosomes from getting stuck together.
And they protect all that genetic information contained in the chromosome too.
The thing is, every time a cell replicates, which happens about every week, the telomeres get shorter.
So the older you get, the shorter your telomeres become. If they get too short, the genetic information in the cell can be damaged and the cell can stop functioning properly.
Issues with telomeres have been linked to heart disease, Alzheimer’s, and cancer.
In fact, telomeres length is considered a biomarker, indicating how “well” you are aging, kind of like how the notches on your bedpost say something about your sexual history.
Okay, I know that was a lot–to recap, the amount of testosterone in your body determines the amount of estradiol in your body, which is related to the length of your telomeres.
And that reflects how young you look and feel.
If you’ve been feeling tired and experiencing a lower sex drive, problems between these linkages could be why.
3 Ways to Get These Testosterone Benefits Naturally (Without TRT Or Prescriptions)…
Fortunately, telomere length is not just left up to fate– it is something you do have some influence over.
Research has shown that meditation, exercise, and a diet filled with fresh fruits and vegetables can all benefit telomere length.
Now, thanks to the study, we also know that the presence of estradiol, produced by testosterone, is associated with longer telomeres, and therefore, youthfulness.
This means that addressing your testosterone levels could be an effective way to address the length of your telomeres.
In sum, longer telomeres mean longer sessions in the bedroom!
Would you have thought that the sexy escapades from your twenties had anything to do with protective caps on your chromosomes?
I know it may seem weird, but the scientists have had their say.
If you want the fountain inside you to flow, it’s a good idea to do what you can to boost your testosterone.
You really do have control when it comes to your basic physiology.
Plus, boosting your testosterone is a very smart goal considering that this crucial hormone is already associated with all sorts of physical and mental benefits in the first place.
Here’s what I mean:
Keep scrolling to learn how testosterone benefits your sex life…
Case Study: How This Helped a 41-Y.O. Man Get His Sex Drive Back & Feel YEARS Younger…
Take this 41-year-old man right here, who suffered from what many people refer to as “Dead D!ck” for two whole years…
His name is Brian, and he tried absolutely EVERYTHING to fix his problem, including pills and injections…
(I personally can’t even imagine how an injection to your penis would feel… and I don’t want to. Ouch.)
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