Subject: Re: Alphaviril
From: HFL Support Team <[email-masked]>
To: manager <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 2021 00:50:05 +0530

Replied on #98536

Thanks- Vincent

On Fri, Jan 22, 2021 at 12:13 AM imteeaztourabaly <
[email-masked]> wrote:

> Hi Dr Sam,
>
> As you know, I've ordered from you 1 bottle of Alphaviril for the time
> being which I am suppose to receive around mid Feb 2021.
>
> I would like you to know that I'm really impress by the way you accompany
> your client "not to say patient" 😉
>
> My questions are:-
>
> 1.
> How long does Alphaviril stays and keep on boosting the to produce
> testosterone after using 1 bottle?
>
>
> 2.
> If after completing the bottle my "T" level decrease? If yes, how many %
> per day?
>
>
> 3.
> After completing 1 bottle. Is there any thing that can maintain the "T" at
> the same level?
>
> Thanks
>
> Imteeaz
>
>
> Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.
>
> -------- Original message --------
> From: "- Dr. Sam Robbins -" <[email-masked]>
> Date: 21/01/2021 21:55 (GMT+04:00)
> To: Imteeaz Tourabaly <[email-masked]>
> Subject: What's the Best Time To Exercise?
>
> If you want to build muscle, then you should exercise at this time.⏲
>
> 
> [image: Dr. Sam Robbins is an anti-aging and hormone specialist,
> nutritionist, exercise physiologist, writer, speaker, leading health
> entrepreneur and philanthropist. Dr. Robbins is the director of the Health,
> Fitness & Longevity Institute, which helps people around the world achieve
> their health goals in the shortest amount of time, with the least effort …
> AND have fun in the process! “If the solution to a problem is too difficult
> to implement, people will not stick to it long term and will give up before
> the positive effects are seen and felt”, states says Dr. Robbins Achieving
> “total health” these days can seem very complicated and frustrating,
> despite all of the information we have access to. “We are drowning in
> information overload and are desperately craving wisdom!” says Dr. Robbins.
> Because of this, Dr. Robbins’ primary goal is to “help eliminate the
> misinformation, give clarity and simplify the process of having a healthy
> body AND mind!” Dr. Robbins’ education and expertise spans over two
> decades: Ph.D. in Molecular & Medical Pharmacology [diploma] B.S. in
> Kinesiology Certified Nutrition Specialist® Registered Orthomolecular
> Health Practitioner “My real passion and focus over the past decade has
> been in Endocrinology (the study of hormones) and Anti-Aging Medicine“,
> states Dr. Sam. “I want to improve people’s mental and physical health, so
> we can prevent age-related diseases and gain more enjoyment, vitality, and
> fulfillment out of life!” Like most people, Dr. Robbins has become
> disillusioned with patient care and the modern medical system because as he
> puts it, “… it’s all about ‘get them in, prescribe a drug and get them out’
> … It’s more about treating the symptom, rather than fixing the cause of the
> illness… which goes against my beliefs and core value.” Because of this, he
> left medical school “which limited my ability to help people get and STAY
> healthy, naturally!” states Dr. Sam. “By changing direction and getting my
> Ph.D. and becoming a Certified Nutrition Specialist® and a Registered
> Orthomolecular Health Practitioner, has allowed me to heal the body and to
> treat and avoid many illnesses, naturally,” continues Dr. Robbins.]
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>
>
> Hi Imteeaz...I rarely get this question, but it’s an important one and
> definitely worth digging into. This usually is asked by men, but it also
> pertains to women.
>
> *"Hey Dr Sam,*
>
> *"* When is the best time to exercise if your goal is to build muscle?
> Does it really matter? If I'm going to spend the time working out I want to
> make sure I'm getting the most out of it! *"*
>
> *Erik Y*
>
> *Nashville, TN*
> [image: And I bring up this topic because a viewer asked the following:
> “Hello Dr. Sam - I wanted to know if you eat oatmeal. I eat a big bowl
> every morning and I wanted to know if this is good or bad? I heard it’s
> full of vitamins, fiber and good for lowering my cholesterol, blood sugar
> and weight loss. It’s also good for energy. Thus, like a perfect food. Do
> you agree? Thanks boss!” This is correct, improvements in cholesterol,
> blood sugar, weight loss and energy levels are the primary reasons people
> eat oatmeal - other than the obvious reason that they like how it tastes.
> The Benefits of Oats/Oatmeal To begin, oats are grains and have lots of
> vitamins and minerals, so they are very nutritious. Especially when
> compared to other grains. They also contain a good amount of soluble fiber
> and beta-glucan [glue-can], which helps with cholesterol levels. Now, it
> doesn’t lower blood sugar, but it has a decent glycemic load and thus,
> doesn’t raise blood sugar levels that much. Certainly not like your typical
> breakfast cereals. In fact, the “steel cut” oats are the healthiest because
> they are minimally processed, which means higher fiber and lowest effects
> on blood sugar. Even though oats are naturally gluten free, make sure you
> purchase one that says it on the label. This is because during the
> manufacturing process, the machines can touch other foods that do have
> gluten and will cross contaminate. Negatives Of Oats/Oatmeal Now, there are
> some things to keep in mind. Most people do have oatmeal in the morning for
> breakfast. I don’t do this and warn against it. This is because oatmeal is
> high in the amino acid tryptophan, which helps produce serotonin… a
> chemical which can cause a calming and relaxing effect. If fact, you take
> tryptophan at night to put you to sleep. Speaking of sleep, oats also
> contain melatonin, the sleep hormone. So the point is, the last thing you
> want to do is eat a food for breakfast that causes a calming, relaxing,
> sleeping effect. Instead of eating it in the morning, eat it in the evening
> to help give you a restful and deeper sleep. In the morning, have proteins,
> fats, vegetables and maybe some fruit. Whole pasture raised eggs, veggies
> and some blue berries for example. Great for your body and brain. Oats Can
> Be Toxic With Pesticides Lastly, I want to mention something very important
> about oats, toxicity and pesticides.]
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> Dr. Sam's Answer is...
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> I hope you find this information useful!
>
> Dr. Sam
>
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