Originally posted by Rao Kal ElWell, they're talking about right brain types, and the pre-frontal cortex is responsible for logic.
Interesting, I though it was the other way around
As far as group leaders go, good people skills, feminine women are far more suited for the task.
"While we often associate testosterone with men, women have testosterone, too. In fact, a healthy young woman produces 300 micrograms of testosterone per day.
Testosterone plays an important role in sexual health. It stimulates desire, increases libido, heightens arousal, and increases sexual satisfaction. Testosterone also helps women maintain bone density, muscle mass, and a healthy energy level.
Women with low testosterone (low T) may experience decreased libido, persistent fatigue, and a decreased sense of well-being."
"We all know that testosterone helps build muscle and boost sex drive. However, did you know that testosterone is also good for your blood?
That’s right: the hormone plays a key role in erythropoiesis, which is the production of red blood cells. If you have low testosterone, your body won’t produce as many red blood cells. This decreased cell production may cause a significant drop in energy."
However, cleverness is a work around for all things, it comes down to mental activity. And the faster metabolism can handle more before mental exhaustion. It actually comes down to what you eat, low carb, paleo-diets with lots intermittent fasting later in the day sounds complicated, but ketogens protect the neurons, not digesting food at night allows the mind to go into deeper states of rest, and a variety and abundance of paleo foods will blast the body with nerve-neuron fortifying nutrients.
All increase testosterone, and all important when engaging in higher levels of mental activity from day to day.
"As if all of that wasn’t enough, testosterone also plays a vital role in mental health. Testosterone helps maintain energy and a sense of well-being.
Those with low testosterone often experience a decreased sense of well-being, a depressed mood, and low energy.
In fact, UCLA researchers found that testosterone replacement therapy improved mood in men with low testosterone (JCEM, 1996). The men treated with supplemental testosterone experienced a decrease in anger, sadness, fatigue, nervousness, as well as increased energy and friendliness."
Originally posted by Oneness
Well, they're talking about right brain types, and the pre-frontal cortex is responsible for logic.As far as group leaders go, good people skills, feminine women are far more suited for the task.
"While we often associate testosterone with men, women have testosterone, too. In fact, a healthy young woman produces 300 micrograms of testosterone per day.
Testosterone plays an important role in sexual health. It stimulates desire, increases libido, heightens arousal, and increases sexual satisfaction. Testosterone also helps women maintain bone density, muscle mass, and a healthy energy level.
Women with low testosterone (low T) may experience decreased libido, persistent fatigue, and a decreased sense of well-being."
"We all know that testosterone helps build muscle and boost sex drive. However, did you know that testosterone is also good for your blood?
That’s right: the hormone plays a key role in erythropoiesis, which is the production of red blood cells. If you have low testosterone, your body won’t produce as many red blood cells. This decreased cell production may cause a significant drop in energy."
However, cleverness is a work around for all things, it comes down to mental activity. And the faster metabolism can handle more before mental exhaustion. It actually comes down to what you eat, low carb, paleo-diets with lots intermittent fasting later in the day sounds complicated, but ketogens protect the neurons, not digesting food at night allows the mind to go into deeper states of rest, and a variety and abundance of paleo foods will blast the body with nerve-neuron fortifying nutrients.
All increase testosterone, and all important when engaging in higher levels of mental activity from day to day.
"As if all of that wasn’t enough, testosterone also plays a vital role in mental health. Testosterone helps maintain energy and a sense of well-being.
Those with low testosterone often experience a decreased sense of well-being, a depressed mood, and low energy.
In fact, UCLA researchers found that testosterone replacement therapy improved mood in men with low testosterone (JCEM, 1996). The men treated with supplemental testosterone experienced a decrease in anger, sadness, fatigue, nervousness, as well as increased energy and friendliness."
Interesting 👆
Thanks for the info 🙂