This study also found no decline with age, just more variation, likely also tied to other health factors The upper 10% of 60 year old men still had testosterone levels over 650 ng/dl! https://t.co/qFOG5Mwe2i
A validated age-related normative model for male total testosterone shows increasing variance but no decline after age 40 years.
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Discussions reflect a positive reception to the research, highlighting points like 'testosterone stabilizes at around age 40' and 'the upper 10% of 60-year-old men still have high levels,' showing interest in individual differences and debunking myths about decline. The tone indicates curiosity and acknowledgment of nuanced findings, emphasizing relevance for health management.
Most discussions support the findings that testosterone levels do not decline after 40, aligning with the study's conclusions.
Participants demonstrate high curiosity, engaging with detailed findings about individual variability and implications for health.
Posts reference specific data, such as the stability of testosterone levels and the increased variability in older men, indicating thoughtful engagement.
There is an acknowledgment that the study could influence how testosterone aging is understood and managed, suggesting moderate impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study develops and validates a reference model for male total testosterone levels across different ages, showing that testosterone peaks around age 19 and decreases up to age 40 but then remains relatively stable afterward.
- The model indicates that while the average testosterone does not decline further with age, the variation in testosterone levels increases after age 40, meaning individual testosterone levels can be more unpredictable in older men.
- This research fills a gap in clinical practice by providing an age-specific normative range for testosterone, which can help diagnose and manage conditions like hypogonadism more accurately across the lifespan.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@UsingLyft @Duderichy @eigenrobot Maybe, but it doesn't seem like the decline is really large enough to explain what's going on. I suspect it has more to do with neural development. Two graphs, two sources: https://t.co/TS7rBYV4hL, https://t.co/oVnCySsJ9H https://t.co/ZWaP4M8wjf
على موضوع إنخفاض هرمون التيستوستيرون بعد سن الثلاثين ، الموضوع عليه كلام كثير وممكن أغير رأي خاصة مع وجود بعض الأدلة إللي بينت خلاف ذلك الإنخفاض كان في الأشخاص إللي عانوا من مشاكل صحية وأبرزها ( السمنة / الإكتئاب ) https://t.co/am7ZP6mi9j https://t.co/Qw98ZTwEuZ https://t.co/HHrljohNmX
@cdiviuvo @mab_sp125 https://t.co/Xo0zv87WfA
Person specific and variable. However it seems it peaks in puberty and gets to a baseline at 40, according to this paper Later on in life it becomes more variable, which is wild that some men maintain high levels https://t.co/jWKYLn5Ign https://t.co/uk4YX33z3W https://t.co/RkL1HjYwXR
A Validated Age-Related Normative Model for Male Total Testosterone Shows Increasing Variance but No Decline after Age 40 Years https://t.co/H6lkdAMNAg
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Testosterone normally does not drop with age. PLoS One. 2014 Oct 8;9(10):e109346. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0109346
@cdiviuvo @mab_sp125 https://t.co/Xo0zv87WfA
@realMeetJames @SBakerMD T actually stabilises at around age 40 and doesn't decline further later in life on average. But there's more heterogeneity with age, and that's where diet/lifestyle comes into play... https://t.co/85frGDgElM
@UsingLyft @Duderichy @eigenrobot Maybe, but it doesn't seem like the decline is really large enough to explain what's going on. I suspect it has more to do with neural development. Two graphs, two sources: https://t.co/TS7rBYV4hL, https://t.co/oVnCySsJ9H https://t.co/ZWaP4M8wjf
A model built by Kelsey et al (2013) converged 13 studies to observe total testosterone levels across the lifespan. https://t.co/VbzEfo56Hj
Person specific and variable. However it seems it peaks in puberty and gets to a baseline at 40, according to this paper Later on in life it becomes more variable, which is wild that some men maintain high levels https://t.co/jWKYLn5Ign https://t.co/uk4YX33z3W https://t.co/RkL1HjYwXR
على موضوع إنخفاض هرمون التيستوستيرون بعد سن الثلاثين ، الموضوع عليه كلام كثير وممكن أغير رأي خاصة مع وجود بعض الأدلة إللي بينت خلاف ذلك الإنخفاض كان في الأشخاص إللي عانوا من مشاكل صحية وأبرزها ( السمنة / الإكتئاب ) https://t.co/am7ZP6mi9j https://t.co/Qw98ZTwEuZ https://t.co/HHrljohNmX
A Validated Age-Related Normative Model for Male Total Testosterone Shows Increasing Variance but No Decline after Age 40 Years https://t.co/H6lkdAMNAg
RT @ck_eternity_: This study also found no decline with age, just more variation, likely also tied to other health factors The upper 10% o…
This study also found no decline with age, just more variation, likely also tied to other health factors The upper 10% of 60 year old men still had testosterone levels over 650 ng/dl! https://t.co/qFOG5Mwe2i
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