Nutrition and Training
Cutting calories too aggressively while overtraining can lead to low testosterone levels. Instead of focusing on a deficit, aim to eat slightly above maintenance calories, prioritize whole foods, and ensure adequate protein intake. Listening to your body’s hunger cues and adjusting your training frequency can lead to better results in strength and overall health. Nutrient deficiencies, like low vitamin D, should also be monitored and addressed with supplements when necessary.In this clip
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