The Manly Man by Manhattan

Sprints, fighting and pranayama

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Dr. Manhattan said that just images are updated :pleading_face:

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First impressions is that I am getting the feeling of hotness that I had back in my puberty days, musky, state of mind much like the high we get after lifting heavy weights.

Can you chime in here @DR_MANHATTAN ? It seems that all gum road fields got a bit of an upgrade?

It’s just the images and descriptions that got updated. The fields stayed the same. I remember them saying something along those lines

Did you see the post above I replied to? I’m wondering now if the dear captain did give everything a boost

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Yes, I believe captain was just referring to the page being updated as in images and descriptions. The fields tend to grow overtime too.

Well actually looking again above now, I am wondering too now actually :sweat_smile:. Nvm

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Anyone tried to run this with Soul Restoration (Core)? I guess there could be synergetic effects between hormones and energy?

I gave my brother half the money for this and he brought it for both of us and send it to me. Will it still work for me ?

I was feeling lethargic with the gym lately, just played this and the urge to go to the gym increased dramatically alongside motivation for exercise. Also my mood is far boosted and more stable.

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How do you guys manage to spam this field 10x-20x times. Most I can do is 4 after which I get overwhelmed, anxiety, bad sleep and symptoms of nervous system overload.

Tom Cruise looks more manly at age 62 than most 20 year olds.
Definitely on some testosterone boosters.
Thank Lord and Captain Nemo, we have fields!

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This increases both total and free testosterone levels right ?

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Yes, although its free testosterone that ultimately matters.

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Watch out for hair loss, be easy on this field and buy lion mane or the new hair field(reason it came after) other then that, still fantastic field.

Yeah that’s why I was asking thanks

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Some observations from this field:

  • The effects didn’t occur immediately; after some time, I began to feel a tingling sensation in my brain, particularly in the hypothalamus, which then spread throughout my body.
  • I had dreams in which I acted more instinctively and less rationally and emotionally, which felt quite unusual.
  • I was able to detect the scent of androstenol for the first time in my life.
  • It felt like my entire body had been upgraded.
  • I had only a few hours of sleep, and these were the experiences I had during that time, where my focus was entirely on my body.
  • Meditation felt slightly different, with a stronger drive to extend the practice, and I found myself breathing faster.
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Note that it’s perpetuated incorrect information, free testosterone is responsible for several effects, but total is equally if not more important aa SHBG and albumine binding isn’t just to “stop” testosterone action, they also perform transport, have cellular effects, literally help body to hold on testosterone. Body can regulate SHBG efficiently keeping free testosterone not low enough for a person to crash, while total could be barely in range or even lower and a lot of physical symptoms will be present, just not felt acutely.

Using free testosterone as additive metric if total looks good on paper is a way to go, but there’s no justification to say that a person is “normal” if their free testosterone looks good, but total is low, while many try to use it in this reverse way.

Thanks for the added insight. Is endocrinology your field?

I think that scenario is far less common (low total T w/ normal free T). Men with this would actually express healthy markers/symptoms of T and rather would then look at a seemingly low total T level and think something is wrong.

It’s generally been the observation of normal T with neglect to free T levels that would leave most men, dealing with low T symptoms, confused as to why they are struggling.

I can see how my comment though comes off as a blanket statement suggesting that total T should be neglected entirely. BOTH levels provide the fuller picture. And of course we have the rest of the hormone panel as well. Free testosterone is what penetrates the brain and is picked up by cells. Note that it can be low in elite/high performing athletes due to androgen receptor uptake.

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Yes both levels are important, I was asking because free testosterone levels are what make the difference in normal or deficient androgen characteristics in men