Attention: Men suffering from low energy and lack of strength
Discover these 17 juicing recipes that stop the “limp libido syndrome” dead in its tracks,
boost your testosterone,
skyrocket your sex drive and reclaim your manhood naturally
Do you ever feel low energy?
Do you feel fatigued?
Do you lack the “get up and go” that you had in your younger years?
You’re not alone! I used to suffer from the same problem.
Hi, my name is Olivier Langlois and I have created a guide of 17 juice recipes that can help flush your body of toxins that interrupt optimal hormone levels and make your body easily convert your natural masculine hormones into female ones.
Did you know that merely 25 years ago the average man’s testosterone levels were approximately 25% higher than they are today?
It’s true according to a study published by Doctor Thomas G. Travison, et al. men in Massachusetts area were tracked over a 25 year period and it was shown that the average testosterone levels of men just 25 years later fell by an astonishing average of about 1.3% per year.[1]
Now, 1.3% may not seem like much but again over a long enough period that can add up to an average T level that is significantly lower.
There are several factors that can explain this phenomenom but the most importants are:
Lack of sleep Negative conditionning and bad masculine self-image modelling vehiculed through mainstream medias Exposure to toxins through nutrition and environment in general
And this, my friend, leads to the horrible condition known as the “limp libido syndrome” and its symptoms are:
Weight gain (especially being unable to get rid of “stubborn” fat) Lack of Sex Drive Impotence Acne Breast enlargement (“man boobs” or gynecomastia) Insomnia Foggy Thinking Immune system compromise Impaired athletic performance Slow healing Low energy and “mid-day slump” decrease muscle mass depression anxiety suicidal thoughs and many more...
Well, I myself used to suffer from the “limp libido syndrome”. I would wake up and feel tired and foggy. I was depressed and had low energy. My mood was never invigorated and I rarely had the sex drive and stamina I had in my younger years.
I didn’t exactly know what was going on with me; just a few short years earlier I had continued to stay vibrantly healthy and active. I worked out several times per week and ate well, I even followed all the advice that told me I should eat more fat and get more sleep to keep my hormone levels optimal.
I couldn’t help but notice that I was feeling more sluggish than normal and I was having a difficult time getting through my workouts. I was waking up without a morning erection and my sex drive was much lower than normal.
I went through a serie of blood tests…just to rule out anything serious. When the blood work came back everything looked good but I discovered that I had the testosterone levels of a 75 year-old man!
I needed to get this straightened out.
After some time, I have done some research that helped me understand that my low testosterone levels were being caused by 7 common toxins that are present in the modern man’s diet. I went to work discovering new ways to eliminate these toxins and found that raw foods are a good way to flush these toxins out of your body.
Lean in a bit closer and hold on tight, because
I’m about to about to drop a truth bomb on you!
So I got to work and compiled a list of all the foods that can help neutralize these toxins, but there was one problem...I didn’t like eating raw food very much. I’m a man with a busy life and an interest in eating tasty, delicious food. Raw food was too time consuming to make taste good.
But I had discovered a special trick
to make raw food taste good: juicing.
Every morning I would spend 1 hour in my kitchen before work experimenting with these ingredients and I finally found combinations that:
Taste great and require little prep time (most take less than 5 minutes to make start to finish) Use simple, wholesome ingredients you can find in your local super market Don’t require expensive supplements Don’t require you to waste lots of time reinventing the wheel.
The result - 17 delicious juice recipes that boost your testosterone[2] and help to remove the vicious toxins that interrupt your body’s endocrine system and destroy your ability to make optimal levels of T[3].
Introducing:
Here’s what you will receive when you order right now:
17 Manhancing Juice Recipe Guide
(E-Book in PDF Format)
A comprehensive guide of these 17 delicious, easy to prepare juice recipes that will help you blast your testosterone levels.
Sleep tricks for optimal hormones
(E-Book in PDF Format)
A comprehensive guide to getting more quality Zs.
You’ll find this guide to be the perfect companion to the
juice recipes as sleep is important to help you produce more T.
Guide To Supplementation
(E-Book in PDF Format)
A guide to which supplements will improve your testosterone levels and which are a waste of time and money.
And the best news is you get this all for just $17!
This product is 100% digitally delivered so there are
no shipping costs and you get access today.
So click on the yellow button below and join the movement!
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Just so you feel safe I’m backing up this guide with an iron clad 60-day money back guarantee with no questions asked!
And of course if you have questions or concerns you can e-mail me.
So don’t hesitate, make sure you order your system today!
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