Yeah I get that but I dont want that to **** up my other results since the doctor ticked like every other box lmao. so im thinking doing 4 hours of sleep every night for now . but not sure what to do about the diet.
oh and no smoking.
so what should I eat for the next 3 days?
it's a bit confusing how being overweight can lower T but eating fats raises it. How does a starvation diet keep it low if at the same time my 'stomach' would be getting smaller. sorry im bit stupid lmao.
but also how would that affect my other stuff...
I thought about that, but then wouldn't something else in the bloodwork get fucked up?Atm im thinking of sleeping 4-5 hours a day. till wednesday, and im quitting smoking lmao.
Does smoking increase or decrease T levels? Different sources say different things smh
Seems like it most likely increases it so i'm going to stop smoking till I do the test.
I'm 27 y/o and my T has been naturally dropping for a few years now. I've been checked by a few endos and nothing really showing why i would have low T. I have done two bloodworks recently this month. One showed 10.1nmol/L and the other was 11. My doctor said to run one more test and if score...
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