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The group generally supports the view that hormonal overlap among elite athletes complicates binary classifications, with examples like claims that
Most discussions agree that the study shows significant hormonal overlap and challenges traditional notions of binary sex classification, though some emphasize methodological issues or dispute specific interpretations.
Discussions display high engagement with the topic, referencing multiple studies, critiquing policies, and debating biological definitions, indicating strong interest in the subject of endocrinology and sports fairness.
Many posts analyze the data details, question methodology, or interpret implications, demonstrating a moderate level of deep engagement beyond surface-level reactions.
The debates question the validity of current gender policies in sports, suggesting the findings could influence policy reconsideration, though some posts minimize impact by criticizing the study's methodology.
@CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. https://t.co/QAOEzl2W6E Hay muchas mujeres cis con niveles altosde testosterona y hombres cis con niveles bajos: medir testosterona no sirve para determinar sexo a nivel de cromosmas. https://t.co/TmMMsbKoOJ
9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athletes had testosterone levels in male range, and the male athletes had LOWER testosterone. The women? 85% lean muscle mass of the men. https://t.co/kOSq4YjpDA
@LBC @sharrond62 Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of ‘M’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/NjGX85HFtH
Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! This kind of complete overlap between genders is true for any and ALL characteristics you can pick. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24593684/
@M_Sceptre @africasportoday https://t.co/XTjb5IqMkb "Hormone profiles from elite athletes differ from usual reference ranges." Elite athletes are already different from "average" humans. Using average humans as your reference is invalid.
In the history of field events no man has been subject to a gender test. This video explores why only women are tested for gender, highlights endocrinological differences in 693 elite athletes post-competition, and…
This video discusses a study measuring hormone levels in 693 elite athletes post-competition, revealing differences based on sex and sport. Many athletes had hormone levels outside normal ranges, impacting performance…
RT @KirstiMiller30: T’s effect on athleticism isn’t straightforward. No study has ever concluded that you can predict the outcome of speed…
@iocmedia @wada_ama T’s effect on athleticism isn’t straightforward,. No study in men or women has ever concluded that you can predict the outcome of speed or strength events by knowing competitors’ T levels. https://t.co/YMhHZvrscJ
T’s effect on athleticism isn’t straightforward. No study has ever concluded that you can predict the outcome of speed or strength events by knowing competitors’ T levels. https://t.co/YMhHZvrscJ
A 2014 study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes ’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/iAq2q5j7X7 https://t.co/kuos2PLyQW
@JGreen022833017 @PAllThePeople @Glinner @GoodLawProject A 2014 study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes ’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/iAq2q5j7X7
@JuicedAthlete @noinconsistency In a 2014 @iocmedia & @wada_ama researchers analyzed T levels in nearly 700 elite athletes in 15 different sports. The researchers found 16.5% of men had low T & 13.7% of women had high T , with considerable overlap between the two groups. https://t.co/YMhHZvrscJ
In a 2014 @iocmedia & @wada_ama researchers analyzed T levels in nearly 700 elite athletes in 15 different sports. The researchers found 16.5% of men had low T & 13.7% of women had high T , with considerable overlap between the two groups. https://t.co/YMhHZvrscJ
@Joffan7 @tylerblack32 Almost 17 % of elite male athletes measured in this study had T levels below the typical male range, & nearly 10 % of them had T levels under 5 nmol/L. https://t.co/xp0ZEMBotx
Almost 17 % of elite male athletes measured in one study had testosterone levels below the typical male range, and nearly 10 % of them had testosterone levels under 5 nmol/L. (This study shows that blanket T policies for trans women are unscientific) https://t.co/xp0ZEMBotx
Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! This kind of complete overlap between genders is true for any and ALL characteristics you can pick. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24593684/
Here is a complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! This kind of complete overlap between genders is true for any and ALL characteristic you can pick including testosterone levels. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24593684/
Fazit: The IOC definition of a woman as one who has a 'normal' testosterone level is untenable pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24593684/
Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24593684/
RT @KirstiMiller30: Wrong. A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of t…
Wrong. A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes. https://t.co/NYXrwS5iJy https://t.co/5oaChGVBUK https://t.co/8aELNlaR4z
A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/NYXrwS5iJy https://t.co/t18RPR8D1a https://t.co/4OeIUUaHdZ
@mpolotan @AGallagherAlly @NonGrataNo1 1. Testosterone levels of elite athletes do intersect. The standard reference range is constructed from a sample of the general healthy population, not physiological outliers like elite athletes. https://t.co/DS38fX3sgl 2. The swab test is unreliable. https://t.co/G2LraFGBrX https://t.co/CYyYtviQl2
@EverydayisWedn3 Quelle: M. L. Healy, J. Gibney, C. Pentecost, M. J. Wheeler, and P. H. Sonksen, “Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting,” Clin. Endocrinol. (Oxf)., vol. 81, no. 2, pp. 294–305, Aug. 2014, doi: 10.1111/cen.12445.
Many studies disagree with you Martina such as this one Serum T in 231 elite female athletes. There were 11 of 231 (4.8%) athletes with testosterone level above 10 nmol/l; 3 of 88 swimmers, 2 of 25 rowers and 6 of 48 track and field athletes. https://t.co/zTOtZYeaRc https://t.co/kHWCGV0SHl
@Martina @RogerPielkeJr Many studies disagree with you Martina such as this one Serum T in 231 elite female athletes. There were 11 of 231 (4.8%) athletes with testosterone level above 10 nmol/l; 3 of 88 swimmers, 2 of 25 rowers and 6 of 48 track and field athletes. https://t.co/zTOtZYdD1E
@Martina Lol
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
RT @FemCondition: Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athle…
Now I'm REALLY going to blow their minds. A study of over 800 elite male/female athletes was done. Shock.. female athletes had testosterone levels in male range, and the male athletes had LOWER testosterone. The women? 85% lean muscle mass of the men. https://t.co/kOSq4YjpDA
@009Kat @KirstiMiller30 Which one study found in 13% of elite female athletes. Elite athletes are physiological outliers, that's why they're elite athletes. The standard Reference Intervals are composed from a sample of healthy adults, not elite athletes. https://t.co/DS38fX3sgl https://t.co/gDWqvEtit6
@MrMandemaker @mkeulemans Schema van Suzy, afgezet tegen dit onderzoek dus; https://t.co/na8HT8GLCH
@ojciecdziadka @hayastanboi https://t.co/K9fPXbekBp Istnieją badania, które wskazują na to, że około 15% profesjonalnych sportowców mężczyzn ma niskie poziomy testosteronu. Czyli co? Mają z kobietami startować?
@KobaPonce @xDMXe @AleYaRu @DavidFaitelson_ https://t.co/9BNRKOYSai https://t.co/gJvRU96lPU
HORMONE LEVELS ARE LITERALLY ALL OVER THE PLACE !! https://t.co/SjqOnRib8L https://t.co/Q0KStrM8ZR
RT @mkeulemans: 9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
RT @mkeulemans: 9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
RT @mkeulemans: 9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
RT @mkeulemans: 9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
RT @mkeulemans: 9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
RT @mkeulemans: 9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
RT @mkeulemans: 9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
9/ Hier bv testosteronmeting in veel aangehaalde UK studie.
@MatDaigle @habsrulez Une étude. https://t.co/YHIzs0tQDB https://t.co/guyJwVuqxl
@EyesHeimer @VZolkoff @selyomardz @Crohnfighter @8086xt C'est un résumé mais tu peux lire tout l'article stv. Comment d'expliquer que la différence de testo est moins impactante chez les hommes que chez les femmes ??
@sweethoneycandy @DouteuxOrg Une petite recherche tout court... https://t.co/79GVyP7FjM https://t.co/R0I2bUrOB5
@2Chomey @iboisclair @_LouisT By the way, ça n'a pas été étudié juste pour l'athlétisme. https://t.co/41SSGJlpqs https://t.co/cBMivM4B7L
@Qui_Rodolfo No https://t.co/kJmsJe3ysr
@RicardoGAlves https://t.co/XulayPZmWr
ふむ。 Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting - Healy - 2014 - Clinical Endocrinology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/LOOxgSdeps
@Azikara @clairlemon Lots of science showing wide variations in predicted lab values among elite competitive athletes. https://t.co/3Qu4gviLHp And this is the cited study https://t.co/pztrTBbUtE
@jyubunn @WomenReadWomen @womenpostingws Those are normal population ranges. It's egregiously stupid to try to use the T range for a suburban housewife when discussing elite athletes. The actual research which used elite athletes. https://t.co/DS38fX3sgl
@RebeccaWarj @Birgit_Kelle Aha... https://t.co/DiOLCefNKt
RT @AureliaCotta: Did you know that for most medical labs, we don’t know what is healthy or “average” among different groups? https://t.co/…
@DavisMinarchist @_celia_bedelia_ The hypothalamus and pituitary glands prompt production. In women testosterone is produced in the ovaries and adrenal glands https://t.co/BoxxbrKUbT In elite athletes male and female testosterone ranges overlap. https://t.co/DS38fX3sgl https://t.co/MpEp7UcMZM
@gc_hedgehog @LH_1907 @missdelein2 @Tim_Vollert Nein, Sie haben die dumme Behauptung aufgestellt, dass Testosteronproduktion nur in Hoden stattfindet. Eine Studie unter Sportlerinnen hat gezeigt, dass bei 13,7% der T-Spiegel oberhalb des typ weibl. Bereichs liegt, bei 4,7% sogar im männl. Bereich. https://t.co/DiOLCeffUV
@AlejoMunante @ImaneKhelif debe tomar medidas legales x difamación/ discriminación. @Olympics debe tomar nota de #FakeNews #Paris2024 x autoridad #Peru Leer no mata, ignorante medieval. No es d "progres", es ciencia! https://t.co/SK5LcqeMqX #ImaneKhelif
@SoloxDeporte777 @qzx_xzq @periodistan_ ➖ opinión, ➕ciencia!: estudio d perfiles endocrinos 693 atletas élite publicado 2014 halló: 13.7% ♀️ altos nivls tstosterona, 16.5% ♂️ nivls bajos. X suprposición total ambos sexos concluyeron:"definición #CIO según nivls "normales" d T es insostenible":https://t.co/SK5LcqeMqX
Did you know that for most medical labs, we don’t know what is healthy or “average” among different groups? https://t.co/aZ2Gzh9H38 693 Elite International Athletes: “16.5% of men had low testosterone levels, whereas 13.7% of women had high levels” https://t.co/zXZ7LBUoko https://t.co/HibxTyyTwu
@kinjones29 @mrsdclemons @SaraHigdon_ @jk_rowling @suzanne_moore Firstly What has T got to do with XX/XY chimera karyotype? Secondly what has PCOS got to do with T levels in elite athletes? elite athletes don't have normal T levels. https://t.co/DS38fX3sgl Elite athletes don't have normal physiology, that's why they're elite athletes. https://t.co/gxRdOW6MWS
@microassalt @kadwasachindia @AlexanderBSNP Testosterone levels cannot be used to identify gender in elite athletes because the male and female ranges overlap. High T can indicate intersex *in the general population* not in elite athletes. Biology is not simple. https://t.co/DS38fX3sgl https://t.co/cHlY8mPzCC
@D88041Diana @SaraHigdon_ @jk_rowling @suzanne_moore Yes. Then they did some actual research and discovered they were throwing 'biological' women under a bus because of scary fairy stories. https://t.co/DS38fX3sgl https://t.co/eseZhYwzNh
@goatgojoo @mlera23 @ahmetercanIar Hakemli bir endokrinoloji dergisindeki bir makaleye atıf yapmıştım ama yanlış okumuşum: https://t.co/ZpskecSVba Burada yazana göre 15 spor kategorisindeki 693 sporcunun testosteron seviyesini ölçüyorlar. Kadınlar ve erkekler arasında gözlemlenebilir hormon değişiklikleri olsa da
@GirardHolistic @GoldwagNathan Not true, there is an overlap between women with high testosterone and men with low testosterone who are elite athletes. https://t.co/sBNcSJVvpE
@bruce_arthur @globeandmail No difference to any reader. Meantime I have found the IBA website and Olympic ones and rules https://t.co/HB3bRiosa5 Except @sciam says evidence shows lots of elite male athletes have low T and lots of elite women have high T. https://t.co/pztrTBbmE6 https://t.co/3Qu4gvidRR
RT @emanuel_h4z4rd: @CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. http…
RT @emanuel_h4z4rd: @CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. http…
RT @emanuel_h4z4rd: @CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. http…
RT @emanuel_h4z4rd: @CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. http…
RT @emanuel_h4z4rd: @CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. http…
RT @emanuel_h4z4rd: @CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. http…
@jk_rowling High testosterone is not a prof of being male. Here a scientific article about hormone profile of olimpic athlets. https://t.co/QAOEzl2W6E As you can see there are some people outside the 'normal' values in both genders. That's normal biological diversity. https://t.co/GyFhBElWGA
@CaroloVazquez @die_eloso Aca un paper de 2014 sobre dosaje de testosterona en atletas olimpicos post competencia. https://t.co/QAOEzl2W6E Hay muchas mujeres cis con niveles altosde testosterona y hombres cis con niveles bajos: medir testosterona no sirve para determinar sexo a nivel de cromosmas. https://t.co/TmMMsbKoOJ
@MaliAnnabel @P_Vardon « Hyperandrogenism controversy in elite women's sport: an examination and critique of recent evidence », « Testosterone and athletic performance: a scoping review », « Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting »
@maestro_hell @JayJeeAHF @JimRichards862 @oliverbrown_tel @maestro_hell did you not research the original source of the data used in that image you presented? https://t.co/rEk2tJQlPO Poor methodology and abandonment of scientific integrity likely attributable to their explicit bias https://t.co/t6chCvfU61
@DejanStefani 16.5% of men had low testosterone levels, whereas 13.7% of women had high levels with complete overlap between the sexes. https://t.co/CAxySUHxJE
@KisaLeSnark @HumanMagpie @fruitydaylight @mccabeslacasse Testosterone levels can't reliably determine gender in elite athletes. https://t.co/DS38fX405T I've already covered why the presence of a Y chromosome is insufficient *in itself* to determine gender. https://t.co/doylWumebm
There was an endocrinology study that found out of a sample of 454 elite male athletes, 16% had low T. Elite sport just tends to select for peoplecwith unusual traits that may give a competitive advantage & nobody cares until it's women. The study: https://t.co/Znl4rHNC2U
@meegrot @stuartjyork 2). "...overlap between the sexes." "Hormone profiles from elite athletes differ from usual reference ranges." https://t.co/nsnCOuzGMF
@_FlutterGirl @mushycrouton I linked to discussion on the topic that links DOZENS of papers. I've pointed you back to it repeatedly. Hyperandrogenism in elite sport: https://t.co/bi5ULLRqaB Serum androgen levels in elite female athletes: https://t.co/iKwBu1TyTV Testosterone levels: https://t.co/6mmLRH2piN
RT @KirstiMiller30: Martina & Davies.”there is no overlap in T levels between M & W” Kirsti “A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elit…
RT @KirstiMiller30: Martina & Davies.”there is no overlap in T levels between M & W” Kirsti “A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elit…
A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the Male athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/z1J6uMCwJ8 https://t.co/4bkyBbmyvg
A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the Male athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/z1J6uMCwJ8 https://t.co/x5mehSeAa0
@vmdcruz @betsvigi9 @cathydevine56 A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the Male athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/z1J6uMCwJ8
RT @KirstiMiller30: Martina & Davies.”there is no overlap in T levels between M & W” Kirsti “A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elit…
Martina & Davies.”there is no overlap in T levels between M & W” Kirsti “A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes found that 16.5% of M athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the F had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes” https://t.co/rPBamb54jb https://t.co/Bt6f7erWQq
RT @KirstiMiller30: Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man!…
RT @KirstiMiller30: There is no clear biological list of features that allow us to even remotely cleanly separate men from women. Chromoso…
@VWind1111 @CallMeN8 @PaulSimon1971 @CarilynJohnson Or the results of the @WorldAthletics study of the ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘M’ athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘F’ had high T, with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
Lol it’s a @WorldAthletics study of the ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T, with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/VIrIA6mqn1 https://t.co/Nqhh1lZoKt
@CallMeN8 @VWind1111 @PaulSimon1971 @CarilynJohnson Lol it’s a @WorldAthletics study of the ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T, with complete overlap between the sexes  https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@cathydevine56 16.5% of men had low testosterone levels, whereas 13.7% of women had high levels with complete overlap between the sexes. https://t.co/RbdbeLVJ4n
@CelesteFinally @jack_turban @AshleyGWinter Here you go https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@Martina @dangermouse2 2014 study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘M’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘F ’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. @RogerPielkeJr https://t.co/DANUeVjZLh
@PapaCornelius @heroicslug @AriDrennen Not that mush? They go up has double the average man and more... https://t.co/qBktsQyIu3
@wellbuiltidiot @AriDrennen So has many women althele have more testosterone that man athletes they should compete again men? No 2 categories. https://t.co/qBktsQyIu3
@deltaasherhill @media_bargain @AriDrennen There was many study that testosterone level have no impact on sport. Has women athletes have more testosterone than men in sport. https://t.co/qBktsQyIu3
@Hogshead3Au @RogerPielkeJr Also a study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘M’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/KBZ5rhUCg2
@tom10960380 @roadcc https://t.co/mMliSwCvKG Available on scihub if you don't have an academic subscription. It's skewed as a mathematical mean for women but of 234 women involved, mathematical mean is 2.7 nmol/l (ineligible for British cycling). Geometric mean of 1.7nmol/l (eligible) but 7.7 at 2SD
RT @KirstiMiller30: @LBC @sharrond62 Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-comp…
RT @KirstiMiller30: Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’,…
RT @KirstiMiller30: Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’,…
@dealatrip @LBC @sharrond62 Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of ‘M’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/8h6JZYba2F
@RScowler @LBC @sharrond62 Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of ‘M’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/Xe6h7fTwxh
Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of ‘M’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/eDwCsjkBCB
@LBC @sharrond62 Sharron is clueless about T. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of ‘M’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/NjGX85HFtH
@RogerPielkeJr This rule will not age well. It's not like the data is even recent. https://t.co/RREvWAD99n
@IndiaWilloughby A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the M athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the F had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@DrHoenderkamp @Jg40851122 lol not even at the start line. A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the M athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘F had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@ShawnBelcher6 @iqgrv @JamesSalvucci_ @CanadianPylon @BlueDel99deau @Ayy_DMiLLY @DailyLoud @pubity A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/TjZqvF0fvU
RT @KirstiMiller30: There is no clear biological list of features that allow us to even remotely cleanly separate men from women. Chromoso…
@jothninety @BikeParts1987 @TheOnion "...complete overlap between the sexes" --referring to a study of elite athletes: https://t.co/NVuq39lLkn
RT @KirstiMiller30: Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man!…
RT @KirstiMiller30: There is no clear biological list of features that allow us to even remotely cleanly separate men from women. Chromoso…
@GreyKnight8008 @transscribe @Telegraph https://t.co/Y2svWFcBXr so this might be interesting for you
@Z_Brock @ObsoleteGinger @bizlet7 @Sargon_of_Akkad @Ritualist_dA "Trace" just isn't accurate. Especially in elite athletes, testosterone levels in men and women can even overlap. https://t.co/9YcDWzJo6s Like colloquially, we usually know what people mean when they say "male" or "female" hormones but they are inaccurate terms to use imo.
@AlisonSantaAna Also a study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low R levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@JuicedAthlete @GenderEnder https://t.co/6e31HBZLfD
@EmiliaB71 @UnicornsRockUK Also a study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@cybeledownunder @Watching1974 @PeachMax You ignore things like this. And I didn't start the namecalling, sweetcheeks, which you know, but (like so many things) are dishonest about. https://t.co/vEhohdnaVe , https://t.co/y3uBcUZHNG
@somescience1 @sciam ...it doesn't massively affect the average. The presence of dopers, on the other hand, might. And that's also a factor in those studies - the Healy study that found "overlap" between M and F athletes was majorly confounded by this, on two fronts. One is (https://t.co/N6rEh2ho9U)
@kebramm @Vamprella1960 @GieslerIris @RogerPielkeJr Also a study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘m’ athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘f’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
The first report on endocrine hormone profiles was in a group of 693 elite athletes across a range of Olympic Sports in 2014 https://t.co/NYXrwS5iJy
@Martina @RogerPielkeJr The 2014 report on endocrine hormone profiles was in a group of 693 elite athletes across a range of Olympic Sports in 2014 found the Serum T in 445 elite male athletes there were 113 (25.4%) men with a testosterone value less than 10 nmol/l. https://t.co/NYXrwS5iJy
@Martina @RogerPielkeJr Also a study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low T levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. 9- https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@JennyGo45283962 @Hogshead3Au @Meredizzzle @runthinkwrite @SwimmingWorld @Martina @Caitlyn_Jenner @usantidoping @USASwimming Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/xugtQdHySP
Differences in profiles between sports suggest that an individual's profile may contribute to his/her proficiency in a particular sport. The IOC definition of a woman as one who has a 'normal' testosterone level is untenable. https://t.co/iAq2q5j7X7
@garretforreal @RickBeyer2 @Slamz8z @ddespairmusic @frankymcfart @scrowder Sorry, I was unclear. It's unfair to use testosterone as steroid because it does promote endurance, strength, etc. Yet, natural variation in testosterone overlaps between the sexes, that is many female athletes have higher test than men, source: https://t.co/nP5HXELOsA
@Madeshjournali1 https://t.co/bDvPfKlz4r இதை பாருங்க Mr Unbalanced Journalist. இப்போவே இப்படி நா
@GidMK Well said, Gid. Serum testosterone levels among elite athletes may not be sufficiently dichotomous by gender to determine "fairness". https://t.co/3VcJS5Ikhp
@Genevie33241205 @WorldAthletics Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/1AZVwOEpGD
Differences in profiles between sports suggest that an individual's profile may contribute to his/her proficiency in a particular sport. The IOC definition of a woman as one who has a 'normal' testosterone level is untenable. https://t.co/iAq2q5iA7z
@IndiaWilloughby @biter_reality @BiancaBernier1 @sharrond62 Differences in profiles between sports suggest that an individual's profile may contribute to his/her proficiency in a particular sport. The IOC definition of a woman as one who has a 'normal' testosterone level is untenable. https://t.co/iAq2q5j7X7
RT @rorybowman: Healy, M. L., Gibney, J., Pentecost, C., Wheeler, M. J., & Sonksen, P. H. (2014). Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes…
Healy, M. L., Gibney, J., Pentecost, C., Wheeler, M. J., & Sonksen, P. H. (2014). Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting. Clinical endocrinology, 81(2), 294–305, https://t.co/uaKcd1LdoJ.
@Annacreegan However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCn2amF
@butlerofdogs @opineno I thought this might be a good illustration of the point: serum testosterone levels for elite athletes show overlapping distributions between sexes. Bimodal, certainly, but definitively not binary. https://t.co/3VcJS5Ikhp https://t.co/kkTLqhS1IH
Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! This kind of complete overlap between genders is true for any and ALL physiometric characteristics you can pick. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/oZf2GZAob7
@realCarrickRyan A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/8LjSp9DLil
@AriDrennen @sullivansa1 A 2014 study, Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9Ej7T
@Nasmog @falloutsquirrel @Sammerstein @onigbajumo88 @MyBoldTenor @feminemi1y A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’,found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@Luvee_101 Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! This kind of complete overlap between genders is true for any and ALL physiometric characteristics you can pick https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D https://t.co/7vvpQR72fK
curious whether the "overlap" in this study just means that a number of the athletes classified as females in fact had 46,XY DSDs like semenya. https://t.co/R8BCztibOw
@TransJeanne @TheChrisMosier A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnaP6D
@Hogshead3Au @BrookNik79 @Anne_on_gd @iChampionWomen @FondOfBeetles @wada However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCn2amF
However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCn2amF
Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D https://t.co/b8HCbwA5cr
@asleep_1 @NadiaJacobsen3 @NathanielHart72 @LarissaNiko @Sharaf16R @jk_rowling Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in this sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D https://t.co/C193F8ep4v
@EnMantis A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL
Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D https://t.co/sXv96CScnT
There is no clear biological list of features that allow us to even remotely cleanly separate men from women. Chromosomes? NOPE Testosterone? NOPE Height? NOPE Vo2 Max? NOPE Hemoglobin? NOPE Weight? NOPE Bone Density? NOPE https://t.co/Tmxicf0oUz https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D https://t.co/sTLS4UqjXG
@volpeforce5 @DawgsOnTop7 @greg_price11 A study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/8LjSp9DLil
@MagicTalkRadio Also a study of the Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-comp setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D
@ChardonnayM @RealFakeFacts1 @TheChrisMosier Let’s Look at height! A complete overlap. In fact, in the sample of 693 elite athletes, the shortest athlete was a man! https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D https://t.co/8cJ80lEHTD
A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels,’with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL https://t.co/EPYKs49f3z
@BuzzBeardy @tweepwitch @GBNEWS @WorldAthletics A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels,’with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL
@finomenologie @paxnix1 @GBNEWS In 2014 they did a endocrine profile review 693 endocrine profiles of elite athletes post-competition, &they found something like 16.5% of men were down in the “female” range, and around 17.5% of females were in the male range https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D
The first report on endocrine hormone profiles was in a group of 693 elite athletes across a range of Olympic Sports in 2014 https://t.co/NYXrwSmlLy https://t.co/G4rEt5qcOC
@beholdento @Tabitha20067086 @NotWaving4 A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/8LjSp9DLil
@zc19872 @inmyhead2489 @ActuallyAsh992 @Butch_McFearson @libsoftiktok A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL
@elisled2 @missedith01 However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@zara48405543 @TrumpsterTrash @JohnJamesTV @ALLIANCELGB A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D
A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL
@Just__Abigail @HaydenHewitt However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@JojoQuokka @guardian_sport @seaningle However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@philipoconnor @CarolineLayt @Blair90x However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@seaningle @guardian_sport However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@cirack_rato @Vilhelm14814332 @LocatingJoker @punishedmother A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low T levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/27FfxtEW7F https://t.co/xleb80XK21
These citations are from the largest study of elite athletes 693 ever undertaken in sport silly billy, the second citation you mock is Gooren et the largest trans related study and a systematic peer review of 20 other studies lol https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL https://t.co/blqF2Yo1Gp
@degeneration @ChippyTFT @GreedFucking @AlanaFeral However, both male and female elite athletes also produce testosterone in higher quantities than the ‘normal’ population, and there is also a significant amount of overlap between testosterone levels in male and female elite athletes. https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH
@jesstheunstill @KatieAngelWitch @AlanaFeral However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@M_Sceptre @africasportoday https://t.co/XTjb5IqMkb "Hormone profiles from elite athletes differ from usual reference ranges." Elite athletes are already different from "average" humans. Using average humans as your reference is invalid.
@FrankChickens_ @Book_Worm_83 @super_dogz A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels,’with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL
A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels,’with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL https://t.co/vjEfrlWt6Z
@mel_mff208 A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/27FfxtEW7F https://t.co/NBD0wT2wqj
@Alien__Bunny What if the fact is: that study doesn't exist. Only zealots with agendas cling to bad science from what I've seen. i.e. the bogus study frequently bandied about that supposedly evidences a T overlap between men and women in 693 athletes https://t.co/cj3eMegOgE
@bastianphelan The article is misleading, "Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting" innapropriately tested T after exertion, used an inferior T assay, and did not verify biological sex of the athletes. It's a sham study only referenced by huxters and suckers.
@mikejonesmikey @tamuira1 @1pegret @WobbleOf @PriceRip @spikesandspokes @emilyylimes @eloivstheworld @AfricaFactsZone A study of the endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ’females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH https://t.co/FFXI4xl9Ty
A study of the endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ’females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH https://t.co/AJN03bVbgD https://t.co/tFhjmk9SBX
@necksercize @wqsaves @Ratchet1332 @CodingEtudes @jurijuri @VeerleTakino @BarbBanfieldRN @AfricaFactsZone Here’s one from a bunch of endocrinologists. https://t.co/JowX2igbPd
@sarahditum @unherd A study of the endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ’females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH https://t.co/eOuDZHRd29
@JW4081 @Pete1014 @Tom_Basile @Olympics @TeamUSA Wow. Have a read: https://t.co/oVseecX7n6
@ElonaWise @GoCharlieM @itvnews @stonewalluk @AthleteAlly @Mermaids_Gender @RacingPrideHQ However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@hoovlet @Charlie67830260 @lascapigliata8 A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL https://t.co/dRhJ54aOoN
A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL https://t.co/KE333r6PI6 https://t.co/vMZiCZgUMO
@Telegraph A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/8LjSp9m9TL https://t.co/IuE0wkZaoD
@Telegraph A study of the endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ’females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH
@AnnabelTheRose @TokenTelrance @Book_Worm_83 @Gillian_Brassil @CeceTelfer @NCAA @CarolineLayt A 2014 study, ‘Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, & 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/JZv0OnrS8D
A study of the endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ’females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH https://t.co/dPyEkzlw3S
@vrarda1 @RickyVonMeader @SnacksJohn @hbmiv @stillgray @iocmedia A study of the endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ’females’ had high T levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’ https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH
@BritPakOnline @Micah16269368 @sarisataka @Miss_Celestine_ @novaramedia @AyoCaesar Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the post-competition setting’, found that 16.5% of the ‘male’ athletes had low testosterone levels, and 13.7% of the ‘females’ had high testosterone levels, ‘with complete overlap between the sexes’. https://t.co/V9Ggi6cJVH
@IainSankey @FreyaNorn @coachblade @GilleanSays @BarbaraRKay @nationalpost However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
Research studies show #women can gain #muscle
However, research has also indicated that the amount of natural testosterone produced by elite athletes is much higher than this perceived norm, and often varies considerably in both men and women. https://t.co/kntCCnjdoF
@NathanielHart72 @SportyMcSports You're saying the study at the link below was wrong? It found several cisgender athletes above the limit allowed. (Claiming that an alternative principle, or in this an alternative interpretation of one, is ludicrous doesn't advance anything.) https://t.co/VnMwv6T1N8
_φ(･_･ Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting （競技後のエリートアスリート693名の内分泌プロファイル） https://t.co/aERgVZM373
@jean_phoenix_ Kirsti already knows this but you might not, "Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting" by Healy, et al. (2014). failed to assess sex in men's or women's group, and the data strongly suggests DSD males were part of the women's group. https://t.co/8LV9Zp5IME
@KirstiMiller30 @theron_vash @Siryn_Banshee @KenyotaKitsune @hankgreen You did not read that article. It said that 16.5% of MEN have low testosterone levels (below the lower reference range for MEN) but most not within the women's range). I urge you to actually read things you cite: https://t.co/7Pccio8e75
@RogerPielkeJr @ISSUESinST @Madeleine_Pape Regarding 13: See for example "Endocrine profiles in 693 elite athletes in the postcompetition setting" by Healy, et al. (2014). which failed to assess sex in men's or women's group. But data strongly suggests DSD males were part of the women's group. https://t.co/ei8g3yWajG
post-competition setting" https://t.co/z95eK5oMqP: “16.5% of men had low testosterone levels, whereas 13.7% of women had high levels with complete overlap between the sexes... The IOC definition of a woman as one who has a 'normal' testosterone level is untenable.”
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Mart 2014: Klinik Endokrinoloji 81(2): DOI 10.1111/cen.12445. Kan örnekleri, 15 spor kategorisinden bir kesit oluşturan 813 gönüllü seçkin ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445. 혈액 샘플은 15개 스포츠 종목의 813명의 자원 엘리트 운동선수로부터 얻었습니다. 내분비 프로필은 693명의 하위 집합에서 측정 ...
Mac 2014 : Endokrinologi Klinikal 81(2): DOI 10.1111/cen.12445. Sampel darah diambil daripada 813 atlet elit sukarelawan daripada pelbagai ...
Mars 2014: Clinical Endocrinology 81(2): DOI 10.1111/cen.12445. Blodprøver ble hentet fra 813 frivillige eliteutøvere fra et tverrsnitt av 15 ...
Martie 2014: Clinical Endocrinology 81(2): DOI 10.1111/cen.12445. Probe de sânge au fost obținute de la 813 sportivi de elită voluntari dintr ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445 study suggests it's closer to 10%. And for reference... in many competitions, women with those levels are banned from ...
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... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract. Obviously that doesn't just include strength sports, so I checked the weightlifting world records as well. I went ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), , что объясняет большую часть разрыва. Эти остальные 5%? Я думаю, что разница в таланте (поскольку мужчин ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), che spiega gran parte del gap. Quell'altro 5%? Penso che la differenza di talento (dato che ci sono ancora più ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), , o que explica a maior parte da diferença. Aqueles outros 5%? Acho que a diferença de talento (já que ainda há ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), που εξηγεί το μεγαλύτερο μέρος του χάσματος. Αυτό το άλλο 5%; Νομίζω ότι η διαφορά στο ταλέντο (αφού υπάρχουν ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), mikä selittää suurimman osan erosta. Se toinen 5%? Luulen, että lahjakkuuden ero (koska miehiä on edelleen ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), vilket förklarar det mesta av gapet. De andra 5%? Jag tror att skillnaden i talang (eftersom det fortfarande ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), som forklarer det meste av forskjellen. De andre 5%? Jeg tror forskjellen i talent (siden det fortsatt er flere ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), which explains most of the gap. That other 5%? I think the difference in talent (since there are still more ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), na nagpapaliwanag sa karamihan ng gap. 'Yung natitirang 5%? Sa tingin ko, ang pagkakaiba sa talento (dahil mas ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), co wyjaśnia większość tej luki. Te pozostałe 5%? Myślę, że największy wkład mają różnica w talencie (ponieważ ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), o que explica a maior parte da diferença. Os outros 5%? Acho que a diferença de talento (já que ainda há mais ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), ami a legtöbb különbséget megmagyarázza. Az a másik 5%? Azt hiszem, a tehetségbeli különbség (mivel még mindig ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), , ceea ce explică cea mai mare parte a decalajului. Cealaltă 5%? Cred că diferența de talent (deoarece încă ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), bu da farkın çoğunu açıklıyor. O diğer %5? Bence yetenek farkı (çünkü hala kadın haltercilerden daha fazla ...
... 10.1111/cen.12445/abstract), wat het grootste deel van het verschil verklaart. Die andere 5%? Ik denk dat het verschil in talent (aangezien ...
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