Testosterone & Depression

A Perspective on Male Mental Health Undisclosed by Mainstream Media

De: Luke Warren

Narrado por: Nathan Ashcroft

As a man, are you suffering from melancholic depression and have been for a long time? Are you constantly lethargic, off your game, and continuously short-fused? If you feel deflated and have lost your vigor, there may be issues within your endocrine system that public health does not make you aware of. In Testosterone & Depression, Luke Warren presents a case you may never have considered.

So much rhetoric in modern media suggests that we must open up and talk about our feelings, which will alleviate depression or elements of PTSD. This is fine and works fantastic for some people. However, this is not the case for all men. Others are advised to consume antidepressants and have chemicals in their brain such as dopamine and serotonin artificially altered. Again, this can work fine for some people, but there is a lack of analysis to alleviate male depression specifically.

Male depression and female depression are two separate entities. In the modern West, there is likely one hypothesis public health should investigate but continually neglects this field of biological exploration. As a man, there is a chance that you may not be depressed, yet you may be experiencing the consequences of depression caused by biological pathways, which you have likely misconstrued to be depression.

In Testosterone & Depression, you will learn:

• Common misconceptions within the mainstream medical literature
• Learn the likely cause of many of your problems
• Genuine education on vital knowledge every man needs to know
• Antidotes to help you to feel like you again
• A mind-blowing alternative perspective on mood and physical well-being

And much more.

This book has been written with genuine care, and I sincerely want the best for men and young men, which is why I have put this short book together.

©2021 Luke Warren (P)2022 Luke Warren

Effects of Testosterone on Mental Health

Mind-blowing book!
Luke Warren tried to discuss the perspective of testosterone on mental health.

The author gave a hypothesis for the solution and also discussed the effects of testosterone on good and depressive moods. He also discussed the methods to boost testosterone naturally.

I would highly recommend this book as it contains vital knowledge, about testosterone and its effect on mental health, which everyone needs to know.

Insightful!

A great book to pick up! Depression is a difficult subject but this is a must listen as it goes deep into the mental perspectives and views on your issues that you may be experiencing so you have the knowledge to battle mental health. This was well written and a very good resource on the topic. The narration clearly delivered the content so it's simple to understand. Highly recommended if you need to be aware of mental instabilities.

Great information!

This is a great topic that often gets overlooked. As a retired healthcare professional, I've seen it too many times where men have gone untreated for low testosterone. The author does an excellent job covering this topic.

A Very Good Book!

I know what it's like to suffer from depression, it's not very nice. It can make you say and do things that you wouldn't normally do. This is a book of answers, a book of solutions. If you are feeling down but not out, read this very well-produced audiobook. 5 Stars!.

Great TRT info

I really appreciated this book both as a person with depression and as a weight lifter. I’m due for my yearly physical and I will take the advice in this book to have an in depth conversation with my GP about my testosterone levels.

Interesting talk

Good talk about depression and exogenous testosterone.

I was under the impression that exogenous testosterone would lead the body to stop producing it on it's own.

Helped me understand my brain

This is a great quick and easy read for those, who are feeling down and have no idea why. Luke explains why are brains work the way they do, which can give you clarity.