http://artofmanliness.com/2013/01/13/testosterone-week-intro/
Uhm, not to swipe at the younger cats, but I have noticed the effects of this.
In ways such as not being as active, being far far more passive in terms of arguing or even competing physically.
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As a 26 year old ive seen it in my peers. A bunch of ******* if you ask me.
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wonder if there's any correlaton with kids being much younger and hitting puberty with each generation. maybe since they are peaking a few years earlier, their respective decline starts earlier.
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I'd doubt it, the T window usually would stay open even through the 20 yrs gap, it supposedly tails off in the mid 30's iirc
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not saying your wrong, but that assumes there is a standard window of peak T. always possible that a result of hitting puberty too early shortens the window. probably not true, but can't rule it out.
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Hmm, it would seem to me then that there is a different cause other than aging as early puberty would still contain the same time windows, ie, if 11 rather than 13, there should still be a window the size of "X" in terms of time.
I do find it funny that when I bike commute in foul weather one would think I walked on the moon and got there via using a bottle rocket.
*Cough* *Cough* back in the day, it was normal to go through that stuff. -
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Hold it in one hand and a glass of Captain Morgan in the other..get'r done.MikeHoncho, SICK, eltos_lightfoot and 1 other person like this.
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Lmfaoo
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You boost your T levels by just being active and working out. With how lazy young adults/teens are in this country it's no suprise. Directly related to the obesity levels.
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Blame it on Facebook and social media.
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Two words: skinny jeans.
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What is "spandex"?
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Hmm, suspect you have low blood pressure Aqua, have you checked it at one of those machines at WallyWorld/Kmart etc?
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Ive always thought whiskey dick as my bodys way of telling me that Im too drunk to realize the girl im with isnt a 10 she is a 2.
I had no idea it had anything to do with my blood pressure Dr Padre :lol:eltos_lightfoot and Aqua4Ever04 like this. -
Yup.
Your test levels will drop dramatically when binge drinking. Test can be lowered to 30% of normal levels, IIRC. I'll have to look for the article. But it takes a day or two to recover. Multiple nights binge drinking really adds up, long term. I try to limit myself to one drunk night a week, on the weekend, on a non training day. -
Im not sure what constitutes a "younger generation", but I'm 35 and fairly sure I've always had low testosterone. I've always been quiet and passive, and Ive always been told that I look much younger than I am. Im frequently mistaken for a college student these days. When I was in my 20s, people always thought I was a teen. Ive always had less body hair than other guys my age - I didnt have any chest hair at all until my late 20s when I got married. And most notably, I cant grow any real facial hair at all. When I go without shaving for a week, I look like a teenager trying and failing to look older than he is - just sloppy and unkept. Which is odd, because my dad, his brothers, and my younger brother all often wear beards.
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This forum is lowering our testosterone?
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There is:
It says "Don't talk to Barry, it will lower your testosterone".
You don't see that banner?
That's weird.