Why My Testosterone Is So High At 37 Years Old

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  • Опубліковано 3 тра 2023
  • I recently had bloodwork done and the results came back that my testosterone was at an extremely high level. In this episode I go over the supplements and daily life practices that I believe have gotten me to that point.

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  • @re1ser_f175
    @re1ser_f175 Рік тому +332

    "everybody on somethin" - Mr. Diaz

    • @DukesUp1
      @DukesUp1 Рік тому

      While it's true that alot of fighters probably do take steroids, you can't just stay on steroids and get away with it. So that means they would have to come off of it, and what happens when you come off of steroids? Your hormones CRASH hard for months. So if you're saying chandler is taking steroids, he would have to be taking steroids now, but he will have to come off soon, making his hormones crash hard, and to be honest I don't think chandler takes steroids. And if he does/has it honestly doesn't really help you much the way you'd have to take it. You'd be in bad shape much more often then you was in good shape, because how hard it is when you stop taking them.

    • @noicemate9111
      @noicemate9111 Рік тому +2

      @@DukesUp1ok

    • @pedropierre9594
      @pedropierre9594 Рік тому +4

      @@DukesUp1cool story bro

    • @epitome99
      @epitome99 Рік тому

      Diaz is vegan. He's basically castrating himself everyday.

    • @traucergoalkeeper2066
      @traucergoalkeeper2066 Рік тому +1

      @@DukesUp1yes, pro athletes go on steroids actually to give themselves a disadvantage…

  • @mrcove1
    @mrcove1 Рік тому +1253

    01. Lift heavy weights 2:40
    02. Sleep and recovery 4:20
    03. Cold therapy - sub 60-degree water 4:32
    04. Red light therapy -TrueLight 5:08
    05. Sauna 5:24
    06. Diet - high protein / lower carb 5:46
    07. Creatine 8:50
    08. BCAA 9:10
    09. Electrolytes - lmnt / ultima 9:46
    10. Vit D, Magnesium, Fish Oil, Beta Alanine, Beet (BeetElite) 11:17

    • @Notion3D
      @Notion3D Рік тому +160

      We're missing something here .. 🤔

    • @dAda313
      @dAda313 Рік тому +58

      @@Notion3D Semon retention 😄🧐

    • @francois2times
      @francois2times Рік тому +91

      Proper 12

    • @OneAwareness1
      @OneAwareness1 Рік тому +8

      It doesn’t look like he lifts heavy weights 😅

    • @TraitsofGreatness
      @TraitsofGreatness Рік тому +24

      Low carb diets always reduces my testosterone

  • @helpoj
    @helpoj Рік тому +576

    Dude is ridiculously coherent for not only a UFC fighter, but one of the most violent ones as well

    • @djricane
      @djricane Рік тому +3

      His body makes him scary

    • @Rick-bi9fw
      @Rick-bi9fw Рік тому +6

      Hes not that violent when put in to context. You kids just fall for every single dana white hype job promotional stunt.

    • @TheLastCrumb.
      @TheLastCrumb. Рік тому +1

      Watch and listen to him in ten years time

    • @robertlangdon494
      @robertlangdon494 Рік тому +1

      some people just have a good resistance towards CTE
      commonly seen in boxers
      George foreman
      Oliver mccall
      david tua
      roberto duran
      chavez sr
      these fighters have been in wars(slugger boxer) but are coherent in their old days

    • @PimpNamedSlickBack1_
      @PimpNamedSlickBack1_ Рік тому +17

      @@Rick-bi9fw one thing in life I know for certain, there will always be guys who hate on those more successful. Congrats Rick

  • @dongodamune4618
    @dongodamune4618 Рік тому +9

    Thanks, Mike. Absolutely a great video without any commercial product promotion. Truly appreciate your time and energy to motivate people towards good health. I wish you all the very best

  • @nmisoo
    @nmisoo Рік тому +1233

    You can't believe that this well spoken intellectual man is the same guy who goes into a blood bath every single fight. I subscribed with zero hesitation, this man is a gem.

    • @rodrigues.p6
      @rodrigues.p6 Рік тому +15

      Bro people that achieve positions of power in society rarely they are not intellectual, I don't expect less from chandler or other top fighters

    • @ausualsuspect9639
      @ausualsuspect9639 Рік тому +5

      @Burns 😂😂🤦🏼‍♂️…..but yes..and let’s go Brandon

    • @jediobi6268
      @jediobi6268 Рік тому

      @burnsburnsburnsburns Who cares your country is a dead end either way !

    • @maxfed2757
      @maxfed2757 Рік тому

      Likewise!

    • @agittens
      @agittens Рік тому +2

      just suscribed for the same reason man

  • @ChristianPretorius
    @ChristianPretorius Рік тому +182

    "I don't say that to impress anybody, but I do say that to impress upon you" such a great phrase man. Thanks for sharing

  • @koexi
    @koexi Рік тому +11

    All great advice Champ! I’m 44 and been focusing on lots of sauna and recovery after training as well as almost all those supplements you mentioned! Thanks for the video! 🤙🏼

  • @samuelg225
    @samuelg225 Рік тому +4

    Iron Mike, great advice! This is one of the best UA-cam videos I’ve seen in a while. Great info and enthusiasm on this topic, it was beyond extremely helpful. Keep putting out this type of content. You are helping so many people get on the right track to improving health and wellness.

  • @effessethg8685
    @effessethg8685 Рік тому +2404

    wink wink nudge nudge

    • @habilhussain3387
      @habilhussain3387 Рік тому +96

      😭😂😂tbh im not surprised if it’s genuinely just his natural test I mean he’s a fucking tank

    • @Maxpoww
      @Maxpoww Рік тому +133

      Everyone in the top of the ranking is on something…. Just not Mike, he’s all natural 👍🏼

    • @ReeceClark-rl5gd
      @ReeceClark-rl5gd Рік тому +13

      He’s off the sauce

    • @DedicatedSpartan
      @DedicatedSpartan Рік тому +70

      ​@@Maxpoww Testosterone used to be double on average what it is today 70+ years ago so being in the thousands is not impossible naturally

    • @christinafisher3655
      @christinafisher3655 Рік тому

      @@Maxpowwzip up his pants when your done 😂

  • @OoLiiMiiT3D
    @OoLiiMiiT3D Рік тому +613

    I would like to hear you talk about concussions, brain damage, CTE, how you personally think about the risks, why you still talk so well while others seem to decline etc.
    I find it interesting how you can have such a long career with alot of damage, but still seem to be the same, like neither age or damage makes you decline like Tony Ferguson for example.

    • @stephenowens8658
      @stephenowens8658 Рік тому +66

      He likely takes long breaks between brutal fights where he takes a lot of head damage. Guys that start getting knocked out easy usually try to jump back in hard sparring or fights too quick before the brain recovers.

    • @johnfidalgo386
      @johnfidalgo386 Рік тому +8

      I also would like to know more about that

    • @kevinheart7850
      @kevinheart7850 Рік тому +41

      I wondered it too, but also a thing I feel people don’t consider is how fighters spoke in their early days. Nate diaz always sounded like he had cte, chandler on the other hand did not.

    • @voy6r
      @voy6r Рік тому +1

      Yes I would love to hear his thoughts on this

    • @sirmir7897
      @sirmir7897 Рік тому +15

      Genetics plays a slight role in

  • @truth615
    @truth615 Рік тому +6

    This guy is one of the most kindest and caring people out there

  • @plutonium120
    @plutonium120 Рік тому +4

    chandler is such a stand up guy. solid content. tons of good info. no nonsense, no fluff.

  • @habilhussain3387
    @habilhussain3387 Рік тому +11

    Literally only watched like 2 mins so far but ik im gonna learn a lot from this video! You need to promote the channel more because you can definitely get more eyes on it!

  • @thinkdeeper7407
    @thinkdeeper7407 Рік тому +41

    Please keep making content like this. It’s extremely valuable coming from a top-tier athlete. Thanks!

  • @toddp.226
    @toddp.226 Рік тому +3

    Thanks Mike, glad I found this video. I needed a little motivation to get back on track with my diet and exercise routines. I've been eating like crap lately and feeling like crap. Back on track asap, thanks.

  • @matthaskell1988
    @matthaskell1988 Рік тому +5

    You’re a good example for the sport. I dig your style man 👊 All the best. Great vid

  • @informationageenterprise2184
    @informationageenterprise2184 Рік тому +536

    Iron Mike is definitely top 5 most well spoken/articulate UFC fighters. Glad to see he is making some solo podcast style content!

    • @larzgod
      @larzgod Рік тому +13

      Definitely likes to hear himself speak.

    • @moodybuddha
      @moodybuddha Рік тому +2

      See you at the top

    • @Qwerty-ex2id
      @Qwerty-ex2id Рік тому +63

      Mike Tyson is Iron Mike.. are you good in the head?

    • @informationageenterprise2184
      @informationageenterprise2184 Рік тому +3

      @@Qwerty-ex2id Ohhh I see! Thanks my guy!

    • @phalanger1
      @phalanger1 Рік тому +13

      Unfortunately his fight IQ in the cage doesnt always seem to be on par with the IQ he shows when he's talking. But maybe he just chose being entertaining above maximizing his chances to win. Either way great fighter and indeed very articulate

  • @fusion01wp
    @fusion01wp Рік тому +4

    Thanks Mike, you're great guy with great advice. Checked out your walkonfit and saw in big type 'humility' and that's what I've always respected about you. In the fight world you don't trash talk others and have a genuine, respectful demeanour!

  • @cjsmitty2019
    @cjsmitty2019 Рік тому +3

    Didn’t expect this to be so motivating. Thank you chandler you are a gem in todays age and society

  • @jasonh2628
    @jasonh2628 Рік тому +17

    This is just great sensible advice from an athlete who has trained and worked with professionals for years...nothing over the top. This is a great podcast and easy to listen to.

  • @ramborockyhitman47
    @ramborockyhitman47 Рік тому +4

    Great vid Mike, appreciate the information from an athlete as yourself!

  • @1guarino
    @1guarino Рік тому +11

    This guy comes off as very sincere and genuine. He is very generous with his knowledge and experience. Hope he continues to succeed in his sport.

  • @trufetytrufe
    @trufetytrufe Рік тому +28

    I'm not into UFC/MMA, but I am 50yo and take health, longevity, and readiness seriously, have for a long time, and I can say that there is a lot to learn from this Michael Chandler video. Good job keeping it simple and highlighting the top priorities of keeping the God-given "unit" on the hunt.

    • @Bmorefan
      @Bmorefan Рік тому

      How'd you stumble upon Chandler video without being a UFC fan? That's cool his video reached non fan by the way Im just curious

    • @trufetytrufe
      @trufetytrufe Рік тому

      @@Bmorefan I used to be a sports fan, like football, etc, but I don't follow any of it now for various reasons anymore. I do have respect for discipline and the growth in craft that they have to have to win.

  • @tonycasa4941
    @tonycasa4941 Рік тому +11

    This was a great video with highly detailed supplemental information. It's not often that you get such a high level athlete sitting down and explaining what they do to get where they are physically.

  • @AA-nj2ni
    @AA-nj2ni Рік тому +3

    Such an insightful and useful video Mike 💪🏽 Didnt know you had a youtube channel till now… Long time fan right here!

  • @OPrime888
    @OPrime888 Рік тому +12

    Thank you so much for taking the time to break this down. I believe the body works best when supported by naturally occurring vitamins and minerals. In today's day and age there are a lot of synthetic options for kids and I think that is the wrong route to take.
    I am pretty good with taking the supplements you mentioned, but I did forget about beets and beta alanine something I used to be more diligent with and certainly helps with blood flow and quality.
    It means a lot for you to go out of your way to do a video like this, especially when so many of us are struggling mentally because we are trying to be our best selves but sacrificing on the recovery part

  • @rampageashton
    @rampageashton Рік тому +2

    I like this guy. Intelligent and real humble. Im from the UK always supported Conor, but id be happy for this man to get the win.

  • @user-ui8he6uh5h
    @user-ui8he6uh5h 10 місяців тому

    Thanks Michael!! I appreciate you taking the time to teach us!!

  • @andrewharrison7503
    @andrewharrison7503 Рік тому +3

    Since his first fight in the UFC - nothing but love for MC. But watching this video just made me appreciate him so much more. Knowledge gems from a legend.

    • @NoBs48
      @NoBs48 Рік тому

      When was the last time he won a fight 😢

  • @gamar1226
    @gamar1226 Рік тому +5

    1. Resistance training ( ex. lifting weights )
    2. Sleep
    3. Cold therapy
    4. Red light therapy
    5. High protein and carbs come from vegetables. 80-85% clean, other can be cheat food.
    6. High quality protein, 20-25g per serving protein
    7. Creatine
    8. BCAAs before practice
    9. Electrolytes
    10. Vitamin D - very important for T production
    11. (I will add Zinc to Magnesium ) - very important to T production
    12. Magnesium is good for sleep also.
    13. Fish oils
    14. Beta alanine

  • @seanx9
    @seanx9 11 місяців тому +2

    I don't know you in person but based on how you appear I think you're a really cool guy - besides of being one of the most exciting athletes to watch!
    Thanks for sharing and being transparent with this stuff. People like you inspire me to live a healthier lifestyle. All the best Michael!

  • @asifhussain7358
    @asifhussain7358 Рік тому +19

    Didn’t think you’d be this good at podcasts, I can listen to this kind of stuff all day! Hope you continue to keep it up, would be cool to see you bring some guests on as well and have longer episodes as well

    • @jacobshexladder
      @jacobshexladder Рік тому +1

      He's had a UA-cam channel for 11 years.

    • @StephenVTran
      @StephenVTran Рік тому

      @@jacobshexladder he just got recommended to me. Also, Tate is alright 😊

  • @SomeInfo-ib3wz
    @SomeInfo-ib3wz Рік тому +5

    Hey Chandler great content. Could you talk about balancing your grind and hard training with chores and family time? Much appreciated.

  • @brunoillipronti8641
    @brunoillipronti8641 Рік тому +2

    Dude, lots of nice info! I admire you as an athlete! Never lazy and always in good shape! Greetings from Brazil

  • @eXit-ubermensch
    @eXit-ubermensch Рік тому +2

    Yo keep it coming and be consistent! You are a super amazing communicator. Keep doing these videos and podcasts!! Will have an amazing career after UFC

  • @Ascared
    @Ascared Рік тому +7

    This was informative and Michael made it easy to understand. I wish he would do a full daily break down on what times he takes these supplements

  • @CesAncestral
    @CesAncestral Рік тому +4

    Fucking love this so much dude….the way you said giving a gift to yourself mentally and physically with the cold therapy even though it can suck but the reward far outweighs the pain is literally my life every morning and just my entire regime/protocols/diet is exactly this 🙏💪

  • @MrArthurKF
    @MrArthurKF Рік тому

    Hellz yeah! I’ve been rocking the LMNT for while and now I can’t imagine going without it. But I’m grateful to know I’m not all that far off on what you’re talking about. Respect Mr. Chandler.

  • @Rated101
    @Rated101 Рік тому

    You broke this video down so well Champ! Thank you. 🙏

  • @theshockbro
    @theshockbro Рік тому +12

    I am honestly surprised how well spoken and articulate you are Michael, as well as informed/educated on the matter of diet and general health. Well done mate!

    • @theshockbro
      @theshockbro 11 місяців тому

      @brucerosin4884 not at all. Many professional athletes don't care about in depth knowledge, they have their coaches, nutritionists to do the job for them, so they just get on with it without much understanding behind.
      Many fighters on the other hand sound like half brained thugs, where the likes of Chandler, Izzy and some other, sound very articulate, intelligent and thought through.
      So basically all compliments and 0 reason for anyone to be insulted.

  • @MikesDadvice
    @MikesDadvice Рік тому +64

    you are a walking billboard for elite performance, each persons body needs different things, but your information is on point, thank you!

    • @mikechandlermma
      @mikechandlermma  Рік тому +52

      Thank you. unfortunately there is just no substitute for basic principles applied consistently to attain results. LIFT WEIGHTS. EAT WELL. SLEEP WELL.

    • @MikesDadvice
      @MikesDadvice Рік тому

      @@mikechandlermma I'm 47, and the struggle is real, I feel I peaked at about 44, it's been downhill since. I still compete in karate, mostly point sparring. I have friends and competitors who tell me I should step up to the next level of competition (amateur karate combat or kickboxing) but the recovery time after a fight makes me nervous.

    • @AlexJiroOkun
      @AlexJiroOkun Рік тому +5

      You spelled PED wrong

    • @MikesDadvice
      @MikesDadvice Рік тому

      @@AlexJiroOkun ???

    • @mioyakiyama5499
      @mioyakiyama5499 Рік тому +2

      @@MikesDadvice he’s saying michael is on steroids

  • @Robo1
    @Robo1 2 місяці тому +1

    Thanks for your video, it was very informative to learn from a professional fighter like you!

  • @VictorOddo1111
    @VictorOddo1111 Рік тому +1

    thanks bro! excited to see your youtube channel

  • @lifelibertyhappiness1441
    @lifelibertyhappiness1441 Рік тому +5

    Thank you so much Michael for taking your time to share your experiences im a big fan and am always excited for one of your fights can't wait to see you compete against Connor.

  • @dinnerwithdijon
    @dinnerwithdijon Рік тому +5

    You should definitely keep this channel up. Reviewing fights, health and everything MMA-related. You are so well spoken and great to listen to!

  • @Danteslyons
    @Danteslyons Рік тому

    SOLID testimonial. We appreciate this.

  • @Soulpiercerofficial
    @Soulpiercerofficial Рік тому +2

    “I don’t say this to impress you, but to impress upon you” beautifully said. Feeling positively influenced from this content. Thank you brother 🙏

  • @AdA-rl4eo
    @AdA-rl4eo Рік тому +6

    Why is my testosterone at such a high level 😂 I’ve got no idea 🤷‍♂️ 💉 💪

  • @Polygonal_Sprite
    @Polygonal_Sprite Рік тому +34

    I’m a huge McGregor fan but you’re incredibly well spoken and very likeable. Subscribed! All the best in the fight and for the future mate.

    • @andrewharrison7503
      @andrewharrison7503 Рік тому +1

      McGregor's supplements.... Whisky & cocaine.

    • @mickwous2795
      @mickwous2795 Рік тому

      lmao what fight are you on about. do not think for a second conor and michael will fight. its sad but its true

    • @Whodafookisthatguy369
      @Whodafookisthatguy369 2 місяці тому

      @@mickwous2795 what about noew ret4rd

  • @Quantum3691
    @Quantum3691 6 місяців тому +1

    Mike is a real one for being transparent about what he supplements with. Not many athletes are open about their supplementation.

  • @chattwalid6530
    @chattwalid6530 Рік тому

    Amazing content! Thank you for such a useful and knowledgeable video 💪🏼

  • @MaxiosMB
    @MaxiosMB Рік тому +133

    Bro MPMD is going to have a field day with this, then again no disrespect to Chandler he is an elite Athlete through and through.
    But anyone that is interested in the subject knows what goes on in EVERY sport, the testosterone cap imposed by USADA is pretty lax to begin with, plus by injecting you would stay at a set level all the time compared to a natural whose level are going to drop with kack of sleep/ bad food/ stress etc...
    Respect to Mike for all of his accolade and for being a respectable guy.

    • @Artofwavetv
      @Artofwavetv Рік тому +5

      MPMD will never teach you how to kick ass or how to properly train. He has zero credibility in that field

    • @DonnieBC
      @DonnieBC Рік тому +29

      This whole video reminds me of the Rogan podcast with TJ Dillishaw and he talked about all of his "all natural" health techniques/methods, then popped for EPO right after lol.

    • @Skipjj
      @Skipjj Рік тому +13

      ⁠@@Artofwavetv what relevance does that have to the main comment? U & mpmd both have no credibility in that field

    • @fresh0678
      @fresh0678 Рік тому +1

      Especially if fighters are fighting in Vegas... AND, considering Mike came into the USADA pool after competing for a while so his baseline is set at where he was when he came into the UFC.

    • @yungcostarica8473
      @yungcostarica8473 Рік тому +3

      Idk I’ve never done steroids and when I don’t eat right or get what I need in my body I can tell my testosterone gets lower especially when I drink a lot so idk I think your off with that one, testosterone does change depending on how you live your life, that being said I still know forsure chandler has used steroids at least once

  • @drewdanger
    @drewdanger Рік тому +6

    Incredible video Mike! Inspirational as always!

  • @gurmelbhachu8942
    @gurmelbhachu8942 Рік тому +1

    Chandler is so articulate in the way he presents information which can be complex. I’ve probably taken more in from this video than I have elsewhere.

  • @nasttynas1
    @nasttynas1 Рік тому

    Mike is always very well spoken and real, nice channel

  • @CrackerBarrelkid555
    @CrackerBarrelkid555 Рік тому +19

    No matter if he’s on steroids or not this is great info for those that are active and want to be better

    • @dagodigs
      @dagodigs Рік тому

      He ain't on steroids bud

  • @TreyParker318
    @TreyParker318 Рік тому +100

    I'm 38. Started working out about a yr ago. Cleaned my diet up. Lifting heavy has my testosterone feeling higher than it has in years! I eat alot of spicy foods. I also hit the sauna several times a week. I'm writing this as I'm watching and you're saying the same things lol. It works!

    • @spenserphoenix
      @spenserphoenix Рік тому +5

      Are you also on gear?

    • @philippculture489
      @philippculture489 Рік тому +3

      @@spenserphoenix I am on TRT so I know how great you feel with an injection every 10 weeks... 🤣

    • @ramblr5900
      @ramblr5900 Рік тому +1

      What was your T score before and after?

    • @DonnieBC
      @DonnieBC Рік тому

      How you gonna claim any of it works without testing your testosterone levels? You can have low/average test levels and still see good newbie gains and positive lifestyle changes. Sauna and spicy food do not affect your t levels.

    • @Gulag00
      @Gulag00 Рік тому

      @@philippculture489 how much is it

  • @user-mk8jy6rs4w
    @user-mk8jy6rs4w Рік тому

    Thanks for this insight champ.

  • @garethmcdonald1352
    @garethmcdonald1352 Рік тому

    Really well spoken and knowledgeable, subbed man thanks for this information!

  • @yungnguyen82
    @yungnguyen82 Рік тому +12

    they are all on peds, dont kids yourself. Everyone is at the highest level.

    • @dono4617
      @dono4617 11 місяців тому

      To say ‘everyone’ shows you’re a very ignorant person with almost no thought process

  • @4thQuarterMentality
    @4thQuarterMentality Рік тому +3

    Big fan Mike. I'm in your age bracket as well and constantly working on improving myself. Thanks bro

  • @eric_martindale1711
    @eric_martindale1711 Рік тому +1

    What a well-spoken dude. My man does not talk like somebody’s been hit in the head a million times. Sharp guy.

  • @anthonymontano
    @anthonymontano Рік тому

    Thanks Chandler!! Needed this Real talk from a real dude at the top of his game.

  • @offtheleash9764
    @offtheleash9764 Рік тому +138

    Diet and lifestyle definitely make a difference, advice is solid. But it's also important to note that natural high testosterone is somewhat uncharted territory in medicine. I tested way over the range (total T of 1300-1500 ng/dl from multiple tests) completely natty with a bad diet 😂. It freaked me out (ball cancer?), then freaked out my GP who sent me to an endocrinologist. After a year of tests, everything kept coming back normal except T. The endo said that when he started, he used to be alarmed by high T results, but has had multiple random normal people come in with similar results over the years. Hormones are incredibly complex, unique to the individual, and the references ranges can vary a lot the more you dig. It's important to view the big picture (total/free/bioavailable, estradiol, shbg, lh etc.). For me, everything ends up balancing out pretty well aside from total T outside the range.

    • @DonnieBC
      @DonnieBC Рік тому +14

      Yup, genetics are the most important factor.

    • @FreedomFox1
      @FreedomFox1 Рік тому +25

      Guys with very high total testosterone almost always have high SHBG, which binds-up all that extra testosterone and makes it unavailable… meaning your free testosterone (which is what really matters) ends up being totally normal. Like you said, the body is pretty good at balancing this stuff without our help.

    • @bhurley1743
      @bhurley1743 Рік тому +12

      💯% facts. My uncle was tested multiple times after the age of 57 and had tested @ 1100 testosterone level but his free test was very low. His estrogen were normal levels, etc. His prolactin was low. He did countless years of semen retention after his wife divorced him in his low 40s, which was obviously before he checked his testosterone levels. Semen retention combined with herbal supplements and a good diet will restore those (unlike you) who have imbalanced hormones (including low T).

    • @fitafanatomy3359
      @fitafanatomy3359 Рік тому +1

      I’m sure dude… put the fedora down and chill

    • @offtheleash9764
      @offtheleash9764 Рік тому +9

      @@FreedomFox1 Yep, results indicated high SHBG (within range) which keeps my free T at high but within range levels.

  • @humanedane
    @humanedane Рік тому

    Thanks Mike!
    Good Empathetic generosity in your attitude. Appreciate it!

  • @badass013
    @badass013 Рік тому +9

    Mike can we get more mma training/ drill videos. Love your work always! Good luck with your McGregor fight. SEE YOU AT THE TOP!

  • @lobodraco
    @lobodraco Рік тому +1

    Suscribed!!! Michael... YOU’RE DA MAN! Not only as an athlete, but also as an example of a quality human being, ReSPeCT! Btw you are also very eloquent, please start your podcast when you get a chance 👍🏽 (Have been a fan since the Eddie Alvarez fights) Congratulations hermano!

  • @TheMongolPrime
    @TheMongolPrime Рік тому +1

    Great stuff! Now we need a follow up video of you explaining how you take them, when, and how much.

  • @lreynolds833
    @lreynolds833 Рік тому +4

    I just found your channel-I didn't know you were on UA-cam-I love this sort of content! I'm always interested in fitness nutrition, specifically for high-level athletes!
    I feel like you would make an AMAZING personal/athletic trainer post-fight career!

  • @maaw07
    @maaw07 Рік тому +3

    This is high value information that you are generously giving to the people, thank you sir!

    • @xaviers6426
      @xaviers6426 Рік тому

      If this high value information I have a timeshare in reno to sell u

  • @andreschneider9006
    @andreschneider9006 Рік тому

    Great stuff man. Thank you for putting these up.

  • @casdar.1
    @casdar.1 Рік тому

    Needed this today thank you

  • @donovanschoor1473
    @donovanschoor1473 Рік тому +36

    Your 40 is going to be most people's 30. You are a beacon of health and an inspiration. Keep it up champ!

    • @antoniovasquez5587
      @antoniovasquez5587 Рік тому +4

      Yup and lets be honest 40 years old is not that old tbh still have a long life to live

    • @shaunmacready701
      @shaunmacready701 Рік тому +2

      I'm away to be 40 this year. I feel I'm doing good health wise and look. I eat what I want through winter and eat 900kcal diet for 10weeks then high protein diet for 5-6 month.
      Never thought of getting skin cream or anything to make myself look better. I have 1 or 2 grey hairs full beard full head of hair non receding etc... genetics play its part aswell. My brother went bald at 20 my old man lost his hair by 40 he was in great health 165lbs just dropped dead 1 day. He lived to 60 like that's 20 years off me. If I'm happy aslong as I can and have a good 20 years I'm good with it. Bit I won't change because I've seen many healthy people around me die I've seen abusers, drugs, drinkers and smoker live longer. My five best 5 all lost our dad's 1 at 39 my dad 60 and the rest were early 50s. We can't stop ot or change it we can make better choices but as my grandfather told me (he's 96) everyone has a number and when it's up its up. Just the circle of life I guess

    • @benzun9600
      @benzun9600 Рік тому +2

      @@shaunmacready701 Yup I am the same but 46. I still do JJ and hike 30 miles in the mountains in the summer. I never drink never smoke and no pharma drugs.

  • @frankiestafford88
    @frankiestafford88 Рік тому +5

    The thing with this lifestyle is you have to be consistent. Guys that have tried lifting heavy, eating well, taking supplements usually don’t stick to it enough for it to elevate test levels or even see physical changes. This stuff takes YEARS of consistency and routine

  • @Mma-basement-215
    @Mma-basement-215 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Michael i really appreciate this information i been looking for something just like this and im glad i came across your video..i been of the grid for a while but im back tuned in God bless brother and again thank you...your the man

  • @bobdole930
    @bobdole930 Рік тому

    Hey lovin the channel, keep up the good work!

  • @angelperla69
    @angelperla69 Рік тому +5

    All of the above and GEAR

  • @thisthat5874
    @thisthat5874 Рік тому +3

    I run 10 miles a day and lift twice a week 1/2 upper, 1/2 lower body, take a multi vitamin and try to eat healthy - I’m 40 look 30 and feel 21

    • @thisthat5874
      @thisthat5874 11 місяців тому +1

      @tintinesk5 try it for yourself for a year and come back and tell me how you look - it ain’t easy but the results will be there

  • @johnwicksfoknpencil
    @johnwicksfoknpencil 11 місяців тому

    Liked, commented, subscribed, shared. Great info

  • @user-wv9ri6dq6n
    @user-wv9ri6dq6n Рік тому

    Solid asf bro. Thank you

  • @DedicatedSpartan
    @DedicatedSpartan Рік тому +30

    Iron Michael Chandler, I have been a fan of yours since before your war with Benson Henderson. I am glad you always seek to be explosive and finish every fight. Glad you are still healthy. Keep fighting hard, I would enjoy seeing you throw more flying knees with the explosive power in your legs you will definitely get some more highlight finishes that way. You put it in the line in the cage and out of the cage everytime and I enjoy your story as it continues, I like to see you come back from defeat and still fight on. God bless see you at the top.

  • @dnn86
    @dnn86 Рік тому +59

    Here's the secret ladies and gentlemen: if you want high testosterone, take testosterone.

    • @jernyx9139
      @jernyx9139 Рік тому

      What if also want my balls to work?

    • @erwinvanriel5843
      @erwinvanriel5843 Рік тому +2

      2 times a week 🫶

    • @gizmorepairs
      @gizmorepairs Рік тому +3

      But Mike doesn’t do that .. does he 🤔

    • @ik1llpeeple4fun
      @ik1llpeeple4fun Рік тому

      ​​​​@@gizmorepairsno, but he has to jump into 40 degree water for a 5 minute minimum every morning as well as all the other strict disciplines etc. It's either that, or eat /do what you want and let the doctor just give you the testosterone etc. The choice is yours lol.

  • @avoumvakis
    @avoumvakis 11 місяців тому

    just found your channel champ , and you talk about some important things . Thank you a lot

  • @dstevens4673
    @dstevens4673 Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing! Youre top notch champ!

  • @hasanmatar9017
    @hasanmatar9017 Рік тому +5

    Just tell us how you dodge usada

  • @SBD36
    @SBD36 Рік тому +3

    Electrolyte BALANCE is underrated. Research sodium to potassium ratio, very important for heart health and blood pressure.

    • @bobbypukes605
      @bobbypukes605 Рік тому

      People should be eating a minerally dense diet anyway.

  • @Mikeseoane
    @Mikeseoane Рік тому

    Thanks for making this video champ. I really took in some good information and do appreciate you taking the time to share what you do to get the results that you have again thank you.

  • @jeffverveen
    @jeffverveen 11 місяців тому

    Thanks buddy. Great video

  • @MentalGains
    @MentalGains Рік тому +38

    To be fair it's easy to get in the top 99% considering most don't work out, drink, and sleep 5-6 hours a day.

    • @mikechandlermma
      @mikechandlermma  Рік тому +64

      its very true...not to mention environmental toxins and a food system that has failed us, coupled with the normalization and encouragement of being out of shape.

    • @FredrickHoxinville
      @FredrickHoxinville Рік тому +10

      ​@Michael Chandler Chandler, you will defeat Conor✊️

    • @diosgamingyt8732
      @diosgamingyt8732 Рік тому +7

      @@FredrickHoxinville nope

    • @rylanlittle261
      @rylanlittle261 Рік тому

      ​@@diosgamingyt8732 easily lmao sorry too say

  • @jaycruzsemple
    @jaycruzsemple Рік тому +10

    Got to be honest and admit I never known much about you as a UFC fighter as I lost my eyesight in 2014 and came across your Channel today listen to the video was very impressed and inspired and really became a massive fan I will be supporting you from now on what an amazing guy a great athlete and great martial artist I loved all the stuff you said it is great to hear someone who is so much Awakened aware and conscious of how important health and supplement in and eating healthy is you and even care for on telling people what sausages to take I really appreciate the content you put out and hope you put out a lot more I am based in Scotland and was a martial artist right up until I lost my eyesight in 2014 each and everyday I think about reaching out to famous people athletes etc to try and get someone to follow my story and help me get over to America to see Dr Joe dispenza and Dr Bruce Lipton to get my eyesight restored again so I can see my little boy's face once more and train with him in martial arts and compete again thank you

    • @dylanhagsauce8629
      @dylanhagsauce8629 Рік тому +2

      Just ask everyone for help bro someone with the dough will eventually help keep trying. I hope you get what you need, brother.

    • @MasonJustice
      @MasonJustice 10 місяців тому

      Did you lose your eyesight through mma

  • @furlough2327
    @furlough2327 Рік тому

    Awesome video, love the positive mindset

  • @donadam393
    @donadam393 Рік тому

    U gave me great inspiration bro well said and well spoken champ

  • @salemsarni-gg7md
    @salemsarni-gg7md Рік тому +3

    How did you know Coach Greg will make a video about this?

  • @akapabs108
    @akapabs108 Рік тому +21

    Hey Champ I'm about 3 mins into this video and I already wanted to thank you. Earlier this week I watched another respected MMA guy talk absolute crap about working out and supplements.. it was astounding how little this guy knew. You are a fountain of knowledge and inspiration Mike.. win, lose or draw there is no one that can touch your work ethic, dedication to healthy lifestyle and dominance in sport.. I'm gonna say it again.. thank you Champ. #blessedalways

  • @cowboy2180
    @cowboy2180 Рік тому

    That was excellent quality information from a high performer, thanks

  • @theincrediblejoj
    @theincrediblejoj Рік тому

    Great role model & one of my favorite fighters

  • @jonathanduncan2665
    @jonathanduncan2665 Рік тому +8

    Iron Mike Chandler is an inspiration to all men worldwide! Glad you joined the UFC so I got to see how great of a man and athlete you are. Win or Lose you've earned the respect of everyone!

  • @miguelangelsilva4131
    @miguelangelsilva4131 Рік тому +88

    Former d1 and d3 125 wrestler, always worked hard in the room and tried to lift heavy in the weight room, busy always struggled with supplements and gaining weight as I’m natural a smaller guy. Really helpful info tho as I plan to start bjj soon and looking forward to getting bigger!

    • @habilhussain3387
      @habilhussain3387 Рік тому +5

      And getting stronger brother best of luck take care of urself!

    • @Cheesusrice69222
      @Cheesusrice69222 Рік тому

      I actually pays to be slimmer in BJJ. Can lock triangles and darces easier

    • @Latinastyles
      @Latinastyles Рік тому +1

      Wrestled 165 D1 and from the cutting over all the years my test levels were so low the endo RX’ed testosterone. Feel great now

    • @chriskubond6314
      @chriskubond6314 Рік тому

      Good luck big swole 💪

    • @edwardrodriguez3529
      @edwardrodriguez3529 Рік тому

      @@Latinastyleswhat age bro?

  • @Bloodymma
    @Bloodymma Рік тому

    Very good video champ! Thanks

  • @johnmacias01
    @johnmacias01 Рік тому

    I’m very impressed on your personal health journey! Ill be following ya!
    God Bless ya too!
    Thanks