Does Chopping Trees Increase Testosterone Levels?
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Capitalist
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I dont think testosterone levels are that important as long as your trestolone, nandrolone,and trenbolone levels are high enough.
I'm guessing it would lower it from being released during the workout. And depending on other health issues it may take longer to replace, especially the older you are. Diet may also have a role in recovery times. I'm guessing it would depend on many factors as we are all a bit different in how our bodies work and process the chemicals in our body's. It's probably another area where genetics plays a role as well.
sirbuildalot
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I’m good with pricking my ass with a needle. Natural test levels fluctuate throughout the day, and excercise has been shown in studies to slightly increase it, so it would make sense that chopping wood, which is basically a cardio workout would increase it as well. It’s a temporary rise though. It’ll go back down after.
That makes more sense now that I read what you said. I was thinking more of how long it would take to replace after it's released and used. I was thinking more about recovery time.
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
I’ve been able to keep my T levels high with a few simple changes:
Grow a beard
Wear a plaid shirt
Chop wood
Get some tattoos
Grow a man bun
Punch out a few rednecks
Buy chainsaws you’ll never need or use
Drink beer
Drive a Chevy Silverado
Listen to AC/DC and Metallica
Grow a beard
Wear a plaid shirt
Chop wood
Get some tattoos
Grow a man bun
Punch out a few rednecks
Buy chainsaws you’ll never need or use
Drink beer
Drive a Chevy Silverado
Listen to AC/DC and Metallica
CentaurG2
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I thought the secret was lean beef, seafood/zinc and a good amount of olive oil. I do like the idea of the beer but driving a chevy?
Big Red Oaks 4 me
Fun with flying wood chips
If somebody stops chopping and starts to screw a knothole in the tree, the answer may be yes. 
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
I bet that would be the best piece of ash they’d ever had their pecker into.If somebody stops chopping and starts to screw a knothole in the tree, the answer may be yes.
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
I concur about the Chevy, I only drive a goat wagon.
Big Red Oaks 4 me
Fun with flying wood chips
CentaurG2
Addicted to ArboristSite
Goat wagon? Anything like a Subaru? A lot of the old duffers here drive crossovers at sub-light speed wearing baseball caps. Literal torture to get stuck behind one and they are everywhere.
Multifaceted
Firewood Hoarder, Axe Enthusiast
I chop a lot of wood, not just splitting, but I only find more bragging rights that only a handful of people seem to care about, ha ha.
Being out in the woods means you’re still in the game, and that’s a good thing! I’m recovering from a hernia operation so I’m out for at least 6 weeks! At least my garage shop will be more organized by that time!
Multifaceted
Firewood Hoarder, Axe Enthusiast
Being out in the woods means you’re still in the game, and that’s a good thing! I’m recovering from a hernia operation so I’m out for at least 6 weeks! At least my garage shop will be more organized by that time!
Brother, I feel your pain. I had reconstructive ACL surgery in Oct of last year, took 3 months before I was cleared for any physical labor, but even then I had to be VERY careful. After 6 months of PT I came back like an animal and cut more wood than I ever had before in my life. Feels good man, you'll get there!
MountainHigh
Selective Tree whacker
6mg Boron, wild fish, oysters, great diet and exercise daily - keep your wood under cover and in the shed where it belongs 
Capitalist
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Recover well!Being out in the woods means you’re still in the game, and that’s a good thing! I’m recovering from a hernia operation so I’m out for at least 6 weeks! At least my garage shop will be more organized by that time!
Capitalist
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Lmao you have some gems man!
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