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On episode 645 of the 40+ Fitness Podcast, we meet Funk Roberts and discuss how you can increase your testosterone naturally and increase your muscle mass.
Importance of Testosterone in Men Over 40
– Impact of andropause on weight, performance, and libido
– Testing for testosterone levels and measuring free testosterone
– Natural and artificial methods to increase testosterone levels
– Potential consequences of hormone replacement therapy and testosterone supplementation
– The need for education, understanding, and consulting a knowledgeable doctor
– Risks and caution associated with doctors promoting hormone supplements as part of their business model
Strategies to Increase Testosterone Naturally
– Nutritional approaches to maintain testosterone levels and manage estrogen levels
– Sarcopenia prevention through regular workouts
– Incorporating total body metabolic workouts with little to no rest in between exercises
– The effect of metabolic training on extended calorie burning and continued metabolism
– Negative impact of traditional bodybuilding approaches on muscle recovery and repair
– Recommended frequency of total body workouts
Nutrition and Supplementation to Support Testosterone Levels
– Role of macronutrients (protein, healthy fats, complex carbs) in testosterone production
– Impact of cholesterol and high-quality protein on muscle maintenance and testosterone
– Importance of balanced meals with key macronutrients and vegetables/fruits
– Role of magnesium, zinc, multivitamins, and creatine monohydrate in addressing nutrient deficiencies and building muscle
– The significance of a positive mindset, personal motivation, and a strong “why” for lifestyle changes
– The benefits of consistency, dedication, and professional coaching in achieving fitness goals
You can learn more about Funk Roberts and his programs at over40alpha.com.
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