Scientists from the University of North Carolina identified a surprising hormone that lowers T levels in men. Resulting in low energy, muscle loss, laziness, and early signs of erectile dysfunction. (1)

Cortisol, the “fight or flight” hormone, is a response to stress. You’d think it’d act like a shot of adrenaline. Giving you a sudden burst of energy and strength. Instead, it does the opposite - lowering testosterone levels, sapping energy, and limiting performance. (2)

There are many factors that increase cortisol. Daily stress. Poor diet. Too much exercise. Lack of sleep. Even the sound of your alarm clock going off can spike cortisol production up to 800%. (3)

By lowering cortisol levels first thing in the morning, and by supplying your body with nutrients that naturally balance stress and raise testosterone, you can expect focused energy, faster muscle gain, and stronger performance in every area of life.