The social discussions demonstrate keen interest through references to historical testosterone levels and health implications, as seen in comments about 'fifty years ago, healthy old men had roughly 1200ng/dl' and concerns about lifestyle influences. The tone varies from skeptical to provocative, with some posts questioning the validity and impact of the research, reflecting a nuanced engagement with the topic's significance.
AgreementNeither agree nor disagree
Most discussions challenge or question the relevance of the findings, with some dismissing the study’s implications, indicating neutral agreement overall.
InterestHigh interest
Participants display high curiosity and engagement with the topic, referencing historical data and implications for health and masculinity.
EngagementModerate engagement
Some comments delve into the specifics, questioning how the data was obtained and its broader significance, showing moderate depth.
ImpactNeutral impact
While the discussions highlight important themes about testosterone decline and societal perceptions, they don't clearly suggest the research leads to immediate or widespread change.
Abstract in brief
The study found that Finnish men’s serum testosterone levels have declined over time, with younger generations (born 1942–1951) showing significantly lower levels than those born earlier (1913–1922), even after adjusting for body mass index (BMI).
As men age, testosterone and sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) levels naturally decrease, but the decline across birth cohorts indicates a secular trend suggesting that recent generations have lower testosterone levels regardless of age.
The observed hormonal changes, including lower testosterone and gonadotropin levels in more recent birth cohorts, imply possible issues at the gonadal level, but the hypothalamus-pituitary axis does not seem to be compensating appropriately, with no clear explanation provided for this recent decline in Finnish men's reproductive health markers.
Research shows healthy old men 50 years ago had far more testosterone that average 25 y.o males today , stop using age as a excuse for your own indiscretions . Low T is a combination of all your bad habits and life choices , change the way you think .
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@BartsQuandry @BakerofTrades @RJRCapital Oh boy. One of those.
Here's some reading for you. In summary, fifty years ago, healthy old men had roughly 1200ng/dl test naturally. Do I really have to explain the downsides to exogenous hormones?
https://t.co/oeOhxayUZZ https://t.co/jwLnEELvHm https://t.co/cbAuWZ1b7b
@FracSlap @duncan__c Is “cap” beta male speak for truth?
Because if not, start reading. Fifty years ago, healthy old men were pushing 1200ng/dl.
Don’t be weak. Be smart so you can get strong.
https://t.co/oeOhxayUZZ
https://t.co/jwLnEELvHm
This video delves into secular trends in testosterone levels, based on findings from a large state-mandate care provider. It incorporates recent research and references to enhance understanding of factors influencing…
Recent research reveals that testosterone levels in young men are decreasing over generations, impacting energy, motivation, libido, and social behavior. Studies from different regions highlight a concerning trend in…
@BartsQuandry @BakerofTrades @RJRCapital Oh boy. One of those.
Here's some reading for you. In summary, fifty years ago, healthy old men had roughly 1200ng/dl test naturally. Do I really have to explain the downsides to exogenous hormones?
https://t.co/oeOhxayUZZ https://t.co/jwLnEELvHm https://t.co/cbAuWZ1b7b
@FracSlap @duncan__c Is “cap” beta male speak for truth?
Because if not, start reading. Fifty years ago, healthy old men were pushing 1200ng/dl.
Don’t be weak. Be smart so you can get strong.
https://t.co/oeOhxayUZZ
https://t.co/jwLnEELvHm
Research shows healthy old men 50 years ago had far more testosterone that average 25 y.o males today , stop using age as a excuse for your own indiscretions . Low T is a combination of all your bad habits and life choices , change the way you think .
https://t.co/4IZgpFzoHr https://t.co/mRbD1XZ4DQ