Re:Fatherless sons have more testosterone
by throwntoday on Sunday June 05, 2022 @07:21PM
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This study used a saliva test for measuring testosterone. From what I read it doesn't appear that they accounted for diet, weight, and sleep all of which have a direct effect on t-levels and will change drastically if a father is active in the care of his newborn. Without good sleep and diet your testosterone could plummet to less than half of your average levels.
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