These 11 TELLTALE Signs Of Hormonal Imbalance Every Man Must Know!

In today’s video, we’ll tell you what those signs and symptoms are. From weight gain, hair loss, sexual dysfunction to the loss of muscle mass, and much more. Watch till the end to find out all of them.

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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00
1. Breast Enlargement - 00:55
2. Erectile Dysfunction - 01:27
3. Poor memory And Concentration - 02:16
4. Insomnia - 02:42
5. Belly Fat - 03:24
6. Excessive Sweating - 04:16
7. Hair Loss - 04:48
8. Low Libido - 05:18
9. Fatigue - 05:49
10. Digestive Issues - 06:12
11. Depression - 06:39

Natural Treatment

1. Eat A Nutrient-dense Diet - 07:18
2. Keep Your Sugar Levels Balanced - 07:53
3. Manage Your Stress - 08:24
4. Get Enough Rest - 08:53

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Summary:
1. Breast Enlargement: Testosterone, the male sex hormone, is what gives men their masculine features and appearance. But if you have a male hormone imbalance, your testosterone levels are decreased. Besides that, estrogen, the female sex hormone increases which can cause breast enlargement.

2. Erectile Dysfunction: When your testosterone levels aren’t functioning properly, it can cause other important hormones in your body to react negatively, like the thyroid hormone. Abnormal levels of these hormones combined can cause erectile dysfunction.

3. Poor memory And Concentration: If you find yourself forgetting your purse or wallet on the regular basis or have problems concentrating or focusing at work, these lapses also might be a sign that your hormones, specifically cortisol is out of balance.

4. Insomnia: Insomnia can be linked to a dysregulated hypothalamic pituitary adrenal or HPA axis, which is your central stress response system. This is where your endocrine system and central nervous system interact. It’s also responsible for regulating the sleep-wake cycle through the release of hormones, such as melatonin and cortisol.

For more information, please watch the video until the very end.
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