What do we do to stop this?
Generational decline in testosterone
Josiah Allen
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Joshua Davis
Is this a surprise to anyone? Testosterone peaks in males c. 30 years old, which is exactly what this graph shows
Levi Mitchell
>What do we do to stop this?
Change yourself from the ground up. The damage has already been done for the most part. Our only option as a collective is regeneration.
Brayden Powell
This but the graph is stupid, it's taken at years after, but also with older men... wtf do they mean by this
Austin Foster
Would be interesting to see them test estrogen levels too.
Jaxon Rogers
It's fat kids. It's always fat kids. If there's a hormonal issue which is becoming an issue since the 80s it has everything to do with our diets and exercise.
So don't feed your kids garbage food and lead by example, take good care of your body. If you want to help in a bigger way become a healthcare professional and advocate or even just go volunteer at your local big brothers big sisters to try to help some lil niglet avoid eating nothing but popeyes for the rest of his short sad life.
Lincoln Russell
>45-71
average age: 58
>50-80
average age: 65
>57-80
average age: 68.5
wtf is this fucking garbage data
Josiah Campbell
>what is reading comprehension
>median total testosterone
>from left to right
>study done on 45-71 year old men during the time frame 1987-1989 says median is 501
>study done on 50-80 year old men during the time frame 1995-1997 says median is 435
>study done on 57-80 year old men during the time frame 2002-2005 says median is 391
Even controlling for age, it's significant user
Is it something they're putting in our water? Do we really need filters?
Nicholas Williams
Yeah but why couldn't they stick with men of the same age all the way through? Obviously older niggaz have less test
Parker Kelly
It's not something **they** are putting in our water user
It's all the bread and candy you're constantly shoving in your face.
Kayden Cox
>Even controlling for age, it's significant user
No it isn't. All it suggests is that in a sample of on average older men, testosterone is lower.
That is in line with what you'd expect to see.
Elijah Cruz
Institutional TRT
Ethan Thompson
>No it isn't. All it suggests is that in a sample of on average older men, testosterone is lower.
???
Literally look at the x axis. Look at for example 60 yr olds in 87-89 vs 95-97 vs 02-04.
Adam Butler
You're assuming this was done all by the same people for the same reason
The article where these graphs come from is just a review of the three studies
>All it suggests is that in a sample of on average older men, testosterone is lower
I can't tell if your reading comprehension is terrible or you just think that statistics is tossing darts on a dartboard.
To make it clear what we're discussing, in three different samples originating from three different studies, the more recent studies show and overall lower median total testosterone than the older studies.
This is not what you'd expect to see
Juan Taylor
was going to say inb4 anti-testosterone damage control, but it looks like I'm too late anyway.
but yes, it's the water. Nice city water flavored with oral contraceptives. Get your test checked.
>pnas.org
>telegraph.co.uk
>phys.org
>nationalgeographic.com.au
Cooper Ortiz
Is there any way to fix this without resorting to tren?
Isaiah Phillips
correlates with the fact that people have been eating more meat than ever. go vegan
Jason White
who invited you?
Nathaniel Nguyen
alphas don't need to be invited, they go wherever the fuck they want. sit the fuck back down in the corner again
Brandon Reed
well the two best things to do are first to get a water filter, reverse osmosis is good but pricey and permanent, activated carbon/charcoal is okay, better than nothing at least. Second make sure you get enough cholesterol and healthy fats as possible, to maximize natural test. You can also take zinc and d3, deficiencies are common and result in low test.
but you should at some point get a blood test done. If you're above 550-600ng/dL you're good, that's healthy. By 500 or lower you're going to have a harder time building muscle than you should, probably reduced sex drive, probably minor depression, you just wouldn't have known that it wasn't normal. However they won't give you test unless you're under 264ng/dL or something, so unless you're that low you can either eat right and work out, it's not the end of the world or anything, it just kind of sucks.
Alternatively you can dose your own trt, and see what it's like, and afterwards your test will be super low. If you get another test a week after you're off trt then it's likely your test will be low enough to get a prescription.
David Harris
>Claiming to be alpha while refusing to consume lower life forms
God you're a fag
Joshua Cooper
i only consume beta cucks like you for dinner, i don't waste my time with animals sorry
i carve my own path instead of following the path that others told me to follow unlike you meattards indoctrinated by the system
Julian Allen
does it have estrogen?
Owen Smith
>Nice city water flavored with oral contraceptives
No. Even if that were true, increased estrogen does not decrease test.
What does decrease test is being fat.
STOP BEING SO FUCKING FAT
Leo Rodriguez
Nathaniel Edwards
please answer
Michael Rogers
Everything we piss out or shower off get into the water. We are drinking a lot of waste, chemicals and drugs.
Cameron Sanders
Testosterone levels are higher at lower body fat levels and since people are getting fatter every year, I would imagine that plays a role.
Aiden Cox
>he posts reliable sources
B-b-but the sticky told me to drink more water.
Luis Ramirez
Gas the kikes.
Juan Gonzalez
pretty much, user