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    Blood Test Results - Improving T Levels Naturally

    Hi all, I have been having the following symptoms and issues for about half a year:

    1.) Fatigue/lack of vigor** - this is huge, there are times where I physically feel like I could go back to bed after only being up for an hour or so.
    2.) Brainfog
    3.) Anxiety and at times slight depression (typically I'm pretty upbeat)

    Age: 25
    Height: 6'
    Weight: 210 lbs


    I recently decided to get a separate blood test and saliva tests, here are the results:
    Blood Results:
    TSH 3.170 uIU/mL
    TESTOSTERONE, SERUM 408 ng/dL

    Saliva Results:
    Estradiol 0.6 pg/mL
    Progesterone 35 pg/mL
    Testosterone 93 pg/mL
    DHEAS 3.6 ng/mL
    Cortisol (morning) 3.3 ng/mL
    Cortisol (noon) 2.6 ng/mL
    Cortisol (evening) 0.9 ng/mL
    Cortisol (night) 0.4 ng/mL


    I am wondering, does everything looks normal? Or which areas need improvement? Are there certain things that I can do to increase testosterone levels naturally? Or should I just look into t-replacement?


    It am a bit frustrating, and while I am still lifting, etc. - it is just a little rough having to grind it out and having this be my default setting. And my compound lifts/strength have been down greatly from where I have been. Any help/information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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