Rob Mace, and Chris
Rob Mace, and Chris
#27 - Latter-day Testosterone
#27 - Latter-day Testosterone
#27 - Latter-day Testosterone
Wednesday 10th July 2019
Explore declining testosterone levels in men with The Normon Podcast. Hosts Rob and Chris discuss health impacts with expert Wes Norwood.
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Get the buttons here!Testosterone Troubles: The Normon Podcast Tackles Men's Health
If you obtain the habits right and the mindset and the physicality that you want, it's going to be easier to maintain, as opposed to if you only do the physical and you don't have the mindset and you don't have the habits you're only doing, you're not doing the job right.
Have you noticed a dip in your energy levels or mood swings that seem out of the ordinary? The Normon Podcast is here to shed some light on an issue affecting men across the globe: declining testosterone levels. In this episode, hosts Rob and Chris team up with Wes Norwood, a physician assistant at a men's health clinic, to unravel the mystery behind this crucial hormone.
Wes breaks down what testosterone does for the body, from muscle mass to mental well-being, and why it's so important to keep an eye on those 'man juices'. The discussion takes a deep dive into the science of testosterone, touching on HCG therapy, diet and lifestyle changes, and the potential risks and rewards of testosterone therapy. But it’s not all science talk; the hosts inject their signature humor and candidness into the conversation, making it both informative and entertaining.
Whether you're a man grappling with health issues or just curious about the role of testosterone in your life, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Tune in to understand how maintaining healthy testosterone levels can impact not just your body but also your mindset and daily habits.