Max Gotzler on Tracking Testosterone and Diet

March 13, 2014

Max Gotzler was smack dab in the middle of a long Berlin winter and he started experiencing reductions in this mood, energy levels, and sleep. After getting a blood test he found out he had low levels of vitamin D and testosterone (among other biomarkers). His prior reading and research led him to experimenting with his diet (primarily with carbohydrates). In this talk, filmed at the Berlin QS Meetup group, Max describes his diet experiments and the results he found over six months of tracking.

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