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Testosterone causes risky behavior, statistically speaking. It’s not dead men, it’s the car crashes that make insuring 18 year old males so expensive…in but on
by dirtyhippiefree 3y ago
Testosterone causes risky behavior, statistically speaking.
It’s not dead men, it’s the car crashes that make insuring 18 year old males so expensive…in but one example…
- paulddraper 3y agoTestosterone itself shortens life. It's why bodybuilders die younger than any other athlete.
- simonbarker87 3y agoIs that the direct link though? I always thought it was the extra pressure on the heart due to the increased blood pumping requirement?
- paulddraper 3y agoNot sure. But if you've ever seen someone on test, you'll see them visibly age.
- solumunus 3y agoJust no.
- toomuchtodo 3y agoSteroids cause premature death, not testosterone.
- paulddraper 3y ago"Desserts cause obesity, not cookies."
- silenced_trope 3y agoAside from risky behavior, are there chemical risks to taking TRT? I've begun considerations into taking it (late 30s)
- proteal 3y agoMake sure to consult a doctor. I wouldn’t trust what random people on the internet say. With that being said, the first thing the doc will ask is what you hope to gain from TRT. Often the answer to that question is a mix of diet/exercise/sleep which you should try to address first. And if you’ve truly got that sorted, then it’s time to loop in a professional.