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Wednesday, September 14, 2022

Nettle roots-Urtica dioica and health benefits

Urtica dioica has traditionally been used in the control of cardiovascular disorders especially hypertension. The leaf extract of Urtica dioica has been reported to improve glucose homeostasis in vivo. Nettle root could prevent some of the effects of prostatic hyperplasia.

Lots of questions about nettle root

So here’s a quick rundown…

First:

Nettle root binds to SHBG, the agent that locks up…

Your testosterone so your body can’t use it.

In essence, nettle releases bound testosterone….

And increases bio-active Free Test levels.

And more Free Test means more muscle, more energy…

My drive, more horizontal mojo.

Second:

Nettle root prevents hormonal hair loss.

It accomplishes this by blocking the conversion of DHT…

Into harmful estrogen metabolites

that cause MPB.

As a quick side note…

If you’re using DHEA and losing hair as a side effect…

Nettle will prevent the hairloss in most cases.

Third:

Nettle is excellent for the prostate.

It’s been the go to treatment in europe

for decades…

For enlarged prostate, frequent urination, post urination dripping…

And blocking the constant urge to pee, especially at night.

Finally….

If you decide to start cycling nettle root…

You’re going to have to do some self testing…

To find Your optimal dose.

Clues that you’ve got it right are harder muscles…

Elevated mood and energy levels.

More drive to breed, rapid urine release…

And less hair floating around on your computer keyboard.

Clues that you need to tap down the dose a bit are…

-Reduced drive to breed

-Feeling less muscular

-A drop in drive or energy

For me, this works out two doses per week…

Always taken…

On days when using my most potent androgenic herbs…

In order to block...

The conversion of androgens into estrogens.

Here are just a few of the other components you’ll get from nettle root.

Contains:
Acetylcholine
5-hydroxytrytamine