With everything you need to manage it properly, it's not for everyone. There is some evidence suggesting that low-carb diets can increase SHBG levels in some individuals, thankfully I doesn't affect me, longest I've been on it was 12 months, shortest 6 months. However, this effect may vary depending on individual factors such as genetics, body composition, and overall health. In the long term, I don't see myself following a no-carb diet, just a low-carb one under 50 grams, mostly coming from fiber.Feels good at the beginning but you will suffer in the long term. Low to no carb raise sex hormone binding globulin that binds to your free testosterone making your T levels drop. You will also have issues with holding on to your electrolytes at the kidney level.