Watch out! Your hormone problems are putting YOU at risk of sugar diabetes

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If you or any of your loved ones have type II diabetes, this report could reduce or eliminate any need for drugs.

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Don’t let the symptoms of low testosterone be the reason you get diabetes

Think the worst symptom of low testosterone is the fact that you’ll battle to “get it up”? Think again. Having low levels of testosterone increases your risk of developing sugar diabetes.

The reason?

As health site webMD explains, testosterone helps your tissues take up more blood sugar in response to insulin. This results in men with low testosterone often having insulin resistance, because their body’s need to make more insulin to keep their blood sugar levels normal.

Luckily, you can reverse your symptoms of low testosterone! If you know how…

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Men, if you:

Suffer from soft, limp, can’t-get-the-job-done erections…
Have man boobs…
Spend more time in the bathroom than your wife…
Are the one who uses the line “Not tonight honey, I have a headache”…

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These two tips can balance your hormones and naturally increase your testosterone

If you’re wondering how to naturally increase your testosterone and reduce your risk of sugar diabetes, wonder no more. Here are two easy steps you can try:

1. Snack of foods rich in zinc: Foods like oysters contain plenty of zinc. And zinc is a great way to turn those low levels of testosterone around. Supplement zinc in your diet for as little as six weeks, and you’ll notice a marked improvement in your testosterone, explains Dr Mercola.
2. Exercise: Both strength training and high-intensity workouts naturally increase your testosterone. So hit the gym to fight back against sugar diabetes.

Bottom line: According to the American Diabetes Association, men with type II diabetes are twice as likely to have low testosterone as men who don’t. And vice versa. Tackle the symptoms of low testosterone today to avoid this from becoming YOUR fate.