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Belly Fat, Not Age, May Be The Bigger Driver of Low Testosterone
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From the age of about 35, studies suggest that circulating levels of this sex hormone in men usually begin to decline. There's another overlooked factor that could have a bigger impact: where fat is stored in the body.
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