Starving doesnt lower T

[shieldzz]

Excess bodyfat does

Whenever i gain bodyfat my test drop a little

 

[Deleted member 25198]

real men dont need food

 

[shieldzz]

bump

 

[WayneBraaaah]

real men dont need food

Seems legit, twink retard

 

[Deleted member 25198]

Seems legit, twink retard

why so butthurt, inkwell

 

[Deleted member 80648]

Imagine you're starving in the wild. That's when your body needs testosterone the most—it will brute-force its production to increase your chances of hunting and killing an animal to save your life. On the other hand, when you have high body fat, your body sees it as a food reserve, which is extremely rare in nature.

 

[Deleted member 54208]

it does

 

[shieldzz]

Imagine you're starving in the wild. That's when your body needs testosterone the most—it will brute-force its production to increase your chances of hunting and killing an animal to save your life. On the other hand, when you have high body fat, your body sees it as a food reserve, which is extremely rare in nature.

True

 

[piec]

Whenever i gain bodyfat my test drop a little

seems like ur just fat as shit bud

 

[shieldzz]

seems like ur just fat as shit bud

Yes 59 kg is fat greycel

 

[piec]

Yes 59 kg is fat greycel

holy fucking twink, are you a manlet too?

 

[DavidLard]

Imagine you're starving in the wild. That's when your body needs testosterone the most—it will brute-force its production to increase your chances of hunting and killing an animal to save your life. On the other hand, when you have high body fat, your body sees it as a food reserve, which is extremely rare in nature.

why do you guys get your scientific data off of fantasy scenarios rather than the wealth of data we have on these subjects. severe caloric deficit obviously lowers t and anyone who’s ever gotten a blood test when cutting knows this. In reality, testosterone is an anabolic hormone, it makes tissue grow, your body wants to break down tissue when requiring calories, not build more. Just inject testosterone jfl

 

[Deleted member 80648]

why do you guys get your scientific data off of fantasy scenarios rather than the wealth of data we have on these subjects. severe caloric deficit obviously lowers t and anyone who’s ever gotten a blood test when cutting knows this. In reality, testosterone is an anabolic hormone, it makes tissue grow, your body wants to break down tissue when requiring calories, not build more. Just inject testosterone jfl

no, you're wrong and i'm right.