Show 975: Boosting Testosterone Naturally

The People's Pharmacy

Joe and Terry Graedon

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Kids & Family, Alternative Health

4.5 • 934 Ratings

🗓️ 1 January 2015

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Television ads warning men of the dangers of “low T” (inadequate testosterone) have become commonplace, but they rarely explore the risks of taking testosterone replacement medications. That may be partly because, like hormone replacement therapy for women years ago that supplied estrogen and progesterone, testosterone treatment has not been fully studied. It isn’t necessary to […]

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Joe Graydon.
0:01.9	And I'm Terry Graydon.
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0:27.4	We men don't like to diet, but we do want to shed excess pounds.
0:35.0	What's the solution to our dilemma?
0:41.6	This is the People's Pharmacy with Terry and Joe Graydon.
0:55.4	How can men drop pounds and build strength? Is there a way to change eating patterns to improve health without feeling deprived? Our guest today says it's not as hard as you think. A lot of guys may watch TV and
1:02.1	see ads about low testosterone. The claims are tempting more energy, improved mood, and a better
1:08.6	sex drive. Who wouldn't want to sign up for such benefits?
1:13.2	But is there a downside?
1:14.9	Coming up on the People's Pharmacy,
1:17.2	find out how you can boost your testosterone without medication.
1:23.8	First, this news.
1:29.0	In the People's Pharm health headlines, basic research on a marine snail may offer new insights for reversing Alzheimer's disease.
1:38.8	Until now, most neuroscientists believe that memories were associated with synapses, the connections between nerve cells.
1:46.7	That's because the typical plaque associated with Alzheimer's disease disrupts synapses.
1:52.8	Now experiments conducted on sea snails show that memories are not lost when synapses are destroyed.
1:59.4	In these experiments, the animals received mild electrical shocks to their tails.
2:04.1	They remembered this unpleasant experience and secreted extra serotonin to make new synaptic
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