If you’re doing everything right, diet, exercise (lifestyle), then this is the best it’s going to get. There’s no escaping it, as healthy men age, the Total T remains the same (increasing SHBG) and the Free T drops 50% between ages 40-80, setting men up for prostate cancer (diseases of aging), and more aggressive cases and increase instances of re-occurrence.
If you somehow managed to decrease SHBG, this won’t necessarily increase the Free T, because decreasing SHBG doesn’t create more Free T in the testicles, there’s no mechanism for that.
Isolated changes in SHBG does not increase Free T.
This is not necessarily correct. Lowering SHBG doesn’t increase Free T, which is made inside the testicles. SHBG has no influence on T production because there’s no mechanism for it.
That’s a matter of simulation = LH.
If you take a sponge, which represents the SHBG molecule, pour water onto the sponge, which represents the Free T, once the sponge fully absorbs all of the water that it can (Free T), reaching full saturation, the body will reach equilibrium, regardless of the SHBG value.
Transit increases in SHBG might temporarily affect Free T, but again once you have equilibrium, the Free T is the same as it was before the increase in SHBG.
As far as boron, lowering SHBG, keep dreaming, because as men age, the SHBG increases in healthy men, and the Free T decreases.