why is low-test the norm in today's world?
is it really the tiny soy traces they're put into processed food?
Why is low-test the norm in today's world?
Elijah Butler
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Michael Nguyen
I think it's time to get off the internet for a bit and experience the real world, user.
Jackson Reyes
Low test doesn't actually mean literally low test.
It's a meme phrase for anyone who is a liberal crybaby.
Fat also produces a shit ton of estrogen so fat people tend to look like they are low test.
Evan Edwards
i want to but i'm low-test :[
Jonathan Rivera
>tfw stay inside all day for years, fall for Veeky Forums and /pol/ memes about the feminization of men
>go outside for the first time a little bit ago
>every male I pass on the street is over 6' with square jaws, big necks, big frames
I don't know what to believe OP
Parker Perry
i think people who look low test and people who are low test are fairly correlated
Ayden James
it's the soy, really.
John Long
Literally the opposite happened to me.
Everyone was chinlet, overweight and had horrible posture.
Only saw a couple of Chads.
Xavier Torres
You would need to have them all take blood tests to check and most of them would have average levels.
If you aren't having erectile disfunction and night sweats then you probably aren't actually low test.
Low test is irreversible without steroids.
High est is fixable by losing weight and lifting heavy.
Even onion bro didn't increase his test and instead decreased his est.
Blake Richardson
>Fat also produces a shit ton of estrogen so fat people tend to look like they are low test.
they are low test; estrogen is directly derived from testosterone, and fat is where it is broken down(aromatized) into estrogen
i think it's a lot of things; poor soil quality from shit farming practices, shit meat quality from factory farming and the corn/soy diet the animals are fed, people consuming a lot of carbs/sugar all day which tanks your test and HGH while your insulin is high(carbs arent evil, but oversonsuming them to the point your insulin is constantly elevated is awful). its hard to say how pronounced of an effect soy really has, but then again asians arent the people you think of to have high test, and they consume a lot of soy. birth control that is difficult to filter out of water making its way into the water supply is probably a pretty big concern, as are environmental pollutants that can wreak havoc on your endocrine system. its all a big fucking shit show