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by SketchySeaBeast 654 days ago
As I understand it there has been a noticeable dip (~25%) in the last few decades. I don't know if that's a crisis, but it's been theorized to be caused by any number of things, including a less active lifestyle, stress, and endocrine disruptors in the environment. Given the range of possible causes, "Just throw more Testosterone at it" seems like a poor initial solution.
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Higher body fat also causes low testosterone, which contributes to gaining more fat in a vicious cycle.