Don’t fall for the scare tactics — this hormone is critical for men
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Low levels of this linked to poor cardiovascular health in men
As we men age, we often experience changes in our bodies.
Inevitably, of course, this affects our health.
One area of concern that affects many men is the cardiovascular system.
It can become less efficient and more prone to disease over time.
But it’s on our hands to NOT let that happen.
Because you know why?
It’s not that hard – provided that you take care of yourself and don’t fall for mainstream medical propaganda.
Researchers have been studying the role of hormones in this process, and a recent study has shed new light on the importance of one particular hormone – dihydrotestosterone, or DHT.
DHT is a powerful male hormone that is known to play a key role in the development and maintenance of sexual characteristics.
It is produced in the body from testosterone and is known for its potent effects on the whole male body.
The problem is…
DHT has been demonized like CRAZY.
They say it’s the cause of male pattern baldness and prostate cancer.
If you’ve been reading my newsletter for a while, you know this is a BIG FAT LIE.
And if this is your first time, hear these words: DHT is not a “bad” hormone.
On the contrary, it’s GREAT for you.
A recent study has suggested that DHT plays an important role in maintaining cardiovascular health in men.
This study was conducted at Jagiellonian University Medical College, Poland. It was published in Experimental Gerontology.
The study involved two groups of men – young and older – who were evaluated for their hormone levels and vascular status.
The researchers found that DHT, along with several other hormones, was significantly lower in older men.
“Although concentration of testosterone was not different between young and older groups, it was demonstrated that DHT, DHEA-S, AE and ADG were significantly lower in older men in comparison to young men.”
And this was associated with increased arterial stiffness and impaired endothelial function – both critical markers of cardiovascular health.
“Interestingly the most surprising difference was found for DHT concentration, that was as much as 61 % lower in aged men that displayed significantly higher values of cIMT, AI, crPWV and SI (p < 10-4), suggestive of arterial stiffness”
Subjects who had more DHT in their blood, had better arterial parameters.
“Furthermore, DHT was negatively correlated to all arterial wall parameters (cAI, crPWV, SI and cIMT), c-reactive protein (CRP) and hyaluronic acid (HA) concentration, as well as positively correlated to markers of endothelial function (MNA and 6-keto-PGF1α) in all studied individuals.”
In other words, lower levels of DHT may be a biomarker for vascular dysfunction in aging men.
This is significant because cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death in men, and identifying biomarkers that can predict this risk is vital for preventing and treating the disease.
“We have shown that aging leads to a significant decrease in DHT concentration that is accompanied by impaired arterial wall characteristics and worsened endothelial function. Therefore more attention should be paid to the DHT, DHEA-S and ADG concentrations as biomarkers for vascular dysfunction in aging men.”
Despite the anti-DHT propaganda that’s been going on, DHT is something that you don’t want to deprive yourself of…
As you see, low DHT levels are associated with poor cardiovascular health in men.
If you want to protect your heart, you shouldn’t take anti-DHT (5-ar inhibitor) substances like prescribed hair loss treatments and/or saw palmetto-like herbs.
The objective should be to INCREASE DHT, not the other way round.
—-Important Message—-
Imagine that you’re a caveman, and you have your eyes on a nubile young woman who’s all ripe curves and bare flesh…
As soon as you see her, your body knows it’s time to plant your seed…
So your body starts flooding your system with testosterone, DHT, and all the rest surging through you….
Priming you for carnal lovemaking.
Getting you ready for what nature intends.
Like with puberty, where suddenly your body is flooded with testosterone and other hormones…
Hormones that make men horny at the mere sight of a naked woman…
And all of a sudden you’re ready to go for 30 minutes or longer…
But here’s the problem…
Studies show that these hormones that prime men for sex decline when a man hits 40 or 50…
And a man loses this caveman instinct for intercourse.
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