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In this section
We will see how to do and read your blood work
And so if you have signs of low testosterone
It is best to test your hormone level
This way we can establish a Basel
And then track changes while implementing this program
You want to start with one
And then do test every three to six months while you are implementing
The program
Once you reach optimal levels
You can then start testing once per year just to make sure you maintain that optimal level
And for consistency and to make it easier for you to compare different tests
You want to do them overtime with the same Laboratory
Using the same test
Around the same time of the day because remember testosterone has a circadian rhythm
Now what should your test
Include well at minimum you want to test for total testoster
Free testosterone as well as
Hormone biting globulin level
The next best
Also includes estradiol DHT and cortisol
Because these are hormones that
Interact very closely with our testosterone level
And then the ideal test will also include our pituitary signaling so this is the lutonizing hormone
The follicle stimulating hormone and prolactin because
Remember
Luteinizing hormone is what drives the production of
Our testoster
We also want to test for precursor these are
Important elements
The participate in the production
After store selling such as DHEA
Pregnant alone progester
Vitamin D as well as our cholesterol profile
And finally we also want to include our thyroid horm
It's because tarot issues have a direct impact on our testosterone
So we want to include
T
G
G3 resin uptake
Firewood stimulating hormone as well as
Antibodies against the target
This will help you prepare for your blood
You want to do a blood
Late in the morning
Around 10:00 a.m.
Because early morning is going to catch your Peak testosterone and we don't want to test
It's only for the
You also want to avoid ejaculation and orgasms
Few days before the test
Because ejaculation can actually impact our products in which can impact our testosterone
You also want to avoid any unusual situ
So that you can be in your optimal state
During the test so avoid any lack of sleep
Sleep well the night before
Avoid alcohol and
Consumption as well as smoking
Don't do too much exercise especially endurance exercise before your test
Avoid solar extreme heat
You don't need to
For
You can you can eat and then go for the test
If you are a shift worker
Do it a few hours after your normal wake time
And if you receive abnormal results
We do the
Because fluctuations can happen especially with
Luteinizing hormone and
Follicle stimulating horm
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