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No, that seems logical but as is usually the case, such logic is simplistic and likely to cause more complications. It is more important to identify the cause o
by kinleyd 5y ago
No, that seems logical but as is usually the case, such logic is simplistic and likely to cause more complications. It is more important to identify the cause of low testosterone and address that. Then you get to return testosterone to normal or improved levels and have the knock on benefits, etc. that you mention.