It helps regulate inflammation, supports bone health, and seems to make it easier to maintain muscle mass
Having low testosterone may be a result of: A testicle injury Undergoing radiation or chemotherapy Chronic stress Alcoholism (though interestingly testosterone initially increases in men after a low dose) Kidney and liver problems Removal of testes (or ovaries in females) Pituitary problems Hypothalamus problems Adrenal problems Not all causes of low testosterone are so severe - if your levels are low, but not critically so, it could be a lifestyle factor at play
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Samoilova YG, Matveeva MV, Khoroshunova EA, Kudlay DA, Oleynik OA, Spirina LV