NPR hosts check their T levels

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5:00p, 9/7/24
The highest level at NPR was 270.

Second place was 144.

And there were several below that.


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5:01p, 9/7/24
lol, 400 is normal male.
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5:18p, 9/7/24
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What T numbers did the females turn in?
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5:28p, 9/7/24
Finally getting to the heart of the matter.

Low T males and psycho females are the problem
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5:29p, 9/7/24
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Only four posts in 30 minutes. This forum is slipping.
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In reply to policywonk98 • 5:30p, 9/7/24
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Only four posts in 30 minutes. This forum is slipping.


I mean….what else is there to say?

Liberals are a bunch of low-t nancies!
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5:33p, 9/7/24
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Big write up in the WSJ recently about these clinics prescribing testosterone. First step is to test blood levels.

https://www.wsj.com/health/healthcare/testosterone-clinics-telehealth-steroids-474835d5
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In reply to TRADUCTOR • 6:36p, 9/7/24
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lol, 400 is normal male.


Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.
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6:58p, 9/7/24
Mary Louise Kelly posts a 370.
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In reply to Nanomachines son • 7:23p, 9/7/24
Urge to punch her in the face during sex and road rage is the flipside.
X was born on October 28, 2022 and should be a national holiday.
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7:45p, 9/7/24
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65 years old and rockin a 476...Whoop Whoop!
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In reply to Nanomachines son • 7:58p, 9/7/24
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Nanomachines son said:
TRADUCTOR said:
lol, 400 is normal male.


Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.


Serious question. Not meant to derail or insult. How is your diet? I ask because this was my experience. And I'm 6'1", 192, and a BJJ black belt that works out a minimum of five days a week.

Went to one of those low T clinics and narrowly failed the first test. Went back for the second one two weeks later (since you have to fail two to get prescribed) and had just got done rolling and eating lunch. The guy walks in all pissed off and goes "What did you do?" I asked what he meant and long story short, my working out and eating a good meal before being blood tested raised my testosterone to the point of passing. He said I'll have to come back and retest and don't do that again before the test. When I said "Well, if my testosterone is naturally high due to working out and eating healthy why wouldn't I just do that?" The appointment went ice cold after that and I haven't been back since.
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In reply to A_Gang_Ag_06 • 8:15p, 9/7/24
This is my biggest problem with the "Low T" industry.

There is a ton evidence testosterone is lower now than previous times in history. However, these clinics are so obviously trying to force as many people as possible on T treatments. I think in 10-15 years we might find out that it actually caused more harm than good.
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In reply to A_Gang_Ag_06 • 8:26p, 9/7/24
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After leaving Afghanistan I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism which caused insomnia that I still deal with 20 years later. The body reproduces testosterone while you sleep so you can guess what the insomnia caused. As the years went by, my mental health declined until a nurse asked if I had ever had my testosterone tested and sure enough in my 40s I had the t levels of an 85 year old man. I do two injections twice a week now and the improvements to my mental health have been extreme. I honestly think that's why we have so many school shootings and what not, a generation of young men with historically low t levels. In addition to the mental health improvements it's also helped a lot in the gym, especially with recovery. Working with the VA now to get it all covered because the likely culprit of it all was the burn pits in Afghanistan which the VA just started recognizing with the PACT Act
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In reply to fightingfarmer09 • 8:47p, 9/7/24
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Also, one other observation, I think the reason for the low levels of t in young boys is their diets. I'm a foster parents so we get a lot of kids from the system prescribed a crap ton of meds. It's amazing what a few months drinking raw milk and eating homegrown and raised food has on them. In some cases they were able to get off the various mental health meds
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8:54p, 9/7/24
They will probably wear this like a badge of honor.
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8:59p, 9/7/24
T is lower now bc life is extremely easy and comfortable. Your body is not going to be a factory for something you don't need.
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In reply to Nanomachines son • 9:06p, 9/7/24
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Nanomachines son said:
TRADUCTOR said:
lol, 400 is normal male.


Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.


There's a lot it could be for young ambitious jacked guys.

Sleep, diet, stress, workouts too intense…

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9:16p, 9/7/24
I have not had mine checked, but I am sure I am at 18,000 at the very minimum.
#FJB
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In reply to Ag_SGT • 9:20p, 9/7/24
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Ag_SGT said:
Also, one other observation, I think the reason for the low levels of t in young boys is their diets. I'm a foster parents so we get a lot of kids from the system prescribed a crap ton of meds. It's amazing what a few months drinking raw milk and eating homegrown and raised food has on them. In some cases they were able to get off the various mental health meds

Older guys too. I would imagine if one were to lose weight, cut way down on alcohol, sugar, grains and carbs in general that it would go a long way in making one feel better.
Trump will fix it.
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In reply to techno-ag • 9:22p, 9/7/24
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techno-ag said:
Ag_SGT said:
Also, one other observation, I think the reason for the low levels of t in young boys is their diets. I'm a foster parents so we get a lot of kids from the system prescribed a crap ton of meds. It's amazing what a few months drinking raw milk and eating homegrown and raised food has on them. In some cases they were able to get off the various mental health meds

Older guys too. I would imagine if one were to lose weight, cut way down on alcohol, sugar, grains and carbs in general that it would go a long way in making one feel better.
I cut way back on all that stuff but the insomnia was still there
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10:31p, 9/7/24
I started taking Testosterone cypionate shots weekly last couple years and my T levels are in the 700's. Feel awesome
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11:20p, 9/7/24
I don't have a dog in the fight here, but I heard on a podcast that fasting something like 17 hours can boost testosterone by a huge an amount. Anyone tried that?
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Eat red meat, and make sure to lift lower body. Problem solved and you won't have to give blood all the time
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In reply to DallasAg 94 • 6:47a, 9/8/24
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DallasAg 94 said:
The wife wants to know how I can lower my T.

I told her she just shouldn't be so hawt.

Just sayin'.
Similar "problem" here.
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In reply to A_Gang_Ag_06 • 7:21a, 9/8/24
A_Gang_Ag_06 said:
Nanomachines son said:
TRADUCTOR said:
lol, 400 is normal male.


Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.


Serious question. Not meant to derail or insult. How is your diet? I ask because this was my experience. And I'm 6'1", 192, and a BJJ black belt that works out a minimum of five days a week.

Went to one of those low T clinics and narrowly failed the first test. Went back for the second one two weeks later (since you have to fail two to get prescribed) and had just got done rolling and eating lunch. The guy walks in all pissed off and goes "What did you do?" I asked what he meant and long story short, my working out and eating a good meal before being blood tested raised my testosterone to the point of passing. He said I'll have to come back and retest and don't do that again before the test. When I said "Well, if my testosterone is naturally high due to working out and eating healthy why wouldn't I just do that?" The appointment went ice cold after that and I haven't been back since.


I literally said my diet was good. The other guys I know had better diets than me and one was obsessive over it.

I don't understand why some of you don't want to admit we are exposed to a massive amount of endocrine disrupters everywhere nowadays. It's not just the processed foods, it's literally everything in modern society.
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In reply to A_Gang_Ag_06 • 7:36a, 9/8/24
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A_Gang_Ag_06 said:
Nanomachines son said:
TRADUCTOR said:
lol, 400 is normal male.


Unfortunately this is an epidemic even among men who constantly workout and eat well. I know multiple people, including myself, who tested in the 200s. All of us lifted weights 3-5 days a week and we were all jacked and were former jocks who had been great at sports.

All 3 of us had the classic symptoms: lethargy, no motivation, and the beginnings of random weight gain.

It's a big problem nowadays, far more than it used to be. I can't imagine how it must be for men who never lift weights. I felt miserable before I started trt.


Serious question. Not meant to derail or insult. How is your diet? I ask because this was my experience. And I'm 6'1", 192, and a BJJ black belt that works out a minimum of five days a week.

Went to one of those low T clinics and narrowly failed the first test. Went back for the second one two weeks later (since you have to fail two to get prescribed) and had just got done rolling and eating lunch. The guy walks in all pissed off and goes "What did you do?" I asked what he meant and long story short, my working out and eating a good meal before being blood tested raised my testosterone to the point of passing. He said I'll have to come back and retest and don't do that again before the test. When I said "Well, if my testosterone is naturally high due to working out and eating healthy why wouldn't I just do that?" The appointment went ice cold after that and I haven't been back since.


I find this interesting. 43yo here, I exercise 5 days a week, diet is good but not great. 6-7 hours sleep a night. Cardiologist checked my levels last year and they were well into the normal range. I don't know that it's a lifestyle thing, something either genetic or "in the water" so to speak has to be in play.

The only thing I do differently than most is I have a desk job but built a standing desk 10 years ago and stand all day at work. Could sitting all day at a job do it? I dunno, maybe?
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In reply to Quo Vadis? • 7:36a, 9/8/24
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Quo Vadis? said:
Eat red meat, and make sure to lift lower body. Problem solved and you won't have to give blood all the time


Twice a year?
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In reply to LuoJi • 7:36a, 9/8/24
LuoJi said:
T is lower now bc life is extremely easy and comfortable. Your body is not going to be a factory for something you don't need.
I admit too much of the stuff can be trouble too. Getting older has had advantages. Too much makes you aggressive, continually awed and distracted by the female form and prone to making some poor decisions when you know better.

A good life is about balance and making good decisions. Balanced T and other hormone levels with a good value system and strong education make that a little easier.

BTW balanced T in mass is ALWAYS needed or else you get the classic "weak men make for a destroyed society" thingy.
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In reply to Sea Speed • 8:20a, 9/8/24
Sea Speed said:
Quo Vadis? said:
Eat red meat, and make sure to lift lower body. Problem solved and you won't have to give blood all the time


Twice a year?


For many people testosterone causing blood thickening and they have to give blood frequently to avoid risk of stroke
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In reply to DallasAg 94 • 8:43a, 9/8/24
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DallasAg 94 said:
The wife wants to know how I can lower my T.

I told her she just shouldn't be so hawt.

Just sayin'.

We have rules here, people.
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10:39a, 9/8/24
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we dont call them soyboys for no reason.
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today i learned that a guy that rolls around with other guys shirtless and in short shorts had to have his Testosterone checked
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today i learned that a guy that rolls around with other guys shirtless and in short shorts had to have his Testosterone checked


About as funny as a bunch of guys posting on a board that was started as a way for men to come whine about a sport where the traditional way of initiating action is to have a guy stand behind a bent over man, put his hands between bent over man's legs with the top of his hand pressed against his balls and ass. And then watch them slap each other's asses when a play works.
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