Testosterone: Potent But Not Always In The Way You Think

TESTOSTERONE BOOSTERCOM talks about TESTOSTERONE More potent that you think, but not always in the way you are thinking. The "BADBOY" hormone representing male muscles and sex drive, has been proved to profoundly influence health and disease as well as predict behaviour in both sexes. Low Testosterone in Men Over one-third of men over 45 have a testosterone levels considered deficient. 13 million American men over 45 are testosterone deficient. SYMPTOMS INCLUDE: Irritability Hair loss on face & body Inability to concentrate Muscle mass loss Depression Brittle bones/Osteoporosis Cardiovascular disease Obesity Breast growth Diabetes Low sex drive High blood pressure Small testicles Risk for some cancers Low sperm count Higher risk of death Infertility Hot flashes Impotence Men treated to raise their levels to normal, experience the following changes: V Significant weight loss & building of lean muscle mass V Controlled glucose levels V Lower blood pressure V Lower risk of bone fracture V Improved energy levels V Higher Motivation V Relief from depression Testosterone & Mood LUST Women with low sex drives treated with testosterone have increased genital sensitivity. LOVE When women are "in love" they have higher than normal testosterone levels. When men are "in love" they have lower than normal testosterone levels. A few years into a relation- ship and testosterone levels normalize in both genders PARENTING New parents of both sexes have lower than normal testosterone levels. COMPETITION In the build-up to are excited by any competition, physical or not, men's testoster- one levels rise. Men's testosterone levels will fluctuate while watching profes- sional sports. It rises when When men winning, their testosterone their team wins and lowers levels spike. when their team loses. Women with higher tes- tosterone levels are more competitive at work. FETAL EXPOSURE TO TESTOSTERONE Can your fingers do the talking? Digit Ratio or D2:D4 How to measure it? Measure your index (pointer finger) from the first crease where your finger meets your hand to the tip of your finger. Measure your ring finger from the first crease where your finger meets your hand to the tip of your finger. 3 Divide the length of your index finger by the length of your ring finger. What does it mean? Most mens' D2:D4 number is less than 1 A low number would be considered 0.910, meaning the higher the exposure to fetal testosterone 0.910 0.947 The average is 0.947 0.984 LOW A high number would be considered 0.984, mean- ing the lower the exposure to fetal testosterone Traits of men with shorter index fingers (compared to ring finger) AGGRESSION & EMOTION Show increased aggression to perceived injustice Act aggressively if provoked Be less able to recognize emotions Be insensitive the need's of others Have dominant inclinations SUPERIOR SKILLS Mathematics Attention to detail More likely to play an instrument Spatial performance on visual tasks Sports PERSONALITY TRAITS Small range of interests KILLER Extroverted Risk takers Like violent movies HIGHER RISKS OF DRUG EXPERIMENTATION BEING IN JAIL AUTISM BEING MURDERED ALCOHOLISM POVERTY ADHD PROSTATE CANCER PHYSIOLOGY Strong Higher Longer Left Muscles sperm counts Penis handed CAREER CHOICES BETTER SOLDIERS ENGINEERS SPECULATORS PRESENTED BY TESTOSTERONE BOOSTER COM Sources: • http://www.psych-it.com.au/Psychlopedialarticle.asp?id=193 • http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-1335155/What- length-index-finger-says-you.html#ixzz1wyoaG7zS • http://health.msn.com/healthtopics/sexualhealth/menssexual health/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100200703 • http://www.livescience.com/972-men-testosterone-die.html • http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/245181.php • http://health.msn.com/health-topics/sexual-health/mens- sexual-health/articlepage.aspx?cp-documentid=100200703 • http://www.livescience.com/972-men-testosterone-die.html