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When you feel ur healthy and no problems are troubling you. Or you can go to ur doctor and take a blood test to check ur levels. Otherwise if u had low levels u would feel depressed all the time, and if u have higher levels u would feel agitations, muscle jerks, u will sweat alot.
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