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The modern age has seen several factors contribute to the reported increase in low testosterone levels in men. We know that the modern man’s testosterone levels are on average 40% less than they were 20 years ago. Some of the key reasons include:

• Stress: Modern life often brings high levels of chronic stress, which can elevate cortisol levels and disrupt the balance of hormones in the body, including testosterone.
• Chemical Exposure: Exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the environment, such as certain plastics and pesticides, has raised concerns about their potential impact on hormonal health.
• Environmental Factors: Exposure to environmental pollutants, like air pollution and heavy metals, can have adverse effects on hormonal health.
• Sleep Deprivation: Many people suffer from inadequate sleep in the modern world. Poor sleep patterns can disrupt hormone regulation, including testosterone production.
• Social and Psychological Factors: Modern societal pressures, expectations, and psychological stressors can also contribute to hormonal imbalances.
• Anabolic steroid use: Often a full recovery of the HPTA does not occur after shutdown of natural production.
• Age-Related Decline: While these factors play a role, it’s important to note that age-related decline in testosterone levels is a natural process. However, the combination of these modern lifestyle factors can exacerbate the decline in some individuals.

Many of these factors are at play in our lives today. These can lead to suppressed hormone function and symptoms of low testosterone. If you notice these factors in your life then it may be time to take the necessary steps toward knowing your health. Register with our program and start the journey toward feeling great again.