ZigM

Man, I have read some very disturbing misinformation on the testosterone (T) topic here. Firstly, there is zero evidence linking high T to prostate cancer. Despite being debunkt decades ago, it is still being pedaled as truth when the overwhelming evidence, yes evidence, clearly suggests that low T is a contributing factor to metabolic syndrome (in men) as well as prostate cancer (at least one factor of many factors). Over the past decade, HRT has shown to reduce the risk of heart related issues, prostate cancer and type II diabetes. As one forum member rightfully questioned, if high T was the cause of prostate cancer, then wouldn't all young men be at high risk? Instead, the risk group is men in their 60's when T is low. In fact, T-treatment is now being used successfully in the UK to fight prostate cancer. And no, eating fat, praying or believing in magic and lifestyle changes won't get your T up. Once your body reduces T-production, it is progresses with age until it's almost zero.