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beyler yağ oranı çok duşük olunca testesteron için sağlıklı birşey değilmiş sanırım naturalken nerdiğiniz yağ oranı nedir
 
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hala hormon diyo ben disardan aliyorum amm
 
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10-15% Body Fat: This is generally considered an optimal range for testosterone production. Men with body fat in this range typically have good hormone balance, including higher testosterone levels, without the negative impacts of being too lean.

15-20% Body Fat: Testosterone levels remain relatively stable in this range. It can still be considered healthy for most men and is more sustainable than being lower in body fat.

Below 10% Body Fat: Very low body fat (e.g., below 10%) may lead to a decrease in testosterone production over time. This is often seen in bodybuilders or athletes who maintain very low levels of body fat for short periods but may face negative health effects if sustained.

Above 20% Body Fat: Testosterone levels begin to decline as body fat increases. Higher levels of body fat can lead to increased aromatization (conversion of testosterone to estrogen), which lowers testosterone levels.
 
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The ideal body fat percentage for men to have the highest levels of testosterone is generally around 12-15%.

At this range, testosterone levels are typically optimized, and it's sustainable for long-term health. It allows for a balance between maintaining muscle mass and avoiding the negative effects of too low or too high body fat.
 
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10-15% Body Fat: This is generally considered an optimal range for testosterone production. Men with body fat in this range typically have good hormone balance, including higher testosterone levels, without the negative impacts of being too lean.

15-20% Body Fat: Testosterone levels remain relatively stable in this range. It can still be considered healthy for most men and is more sustainable than being lower in body fat.

Below 10% Body Fat: Very low body fat (e.g., below 10%) may lead to a decrease in testosterone production over time. This is often seen in bodybuilders or athletes who maintain very low levels of body fat for short periods but may face negative health effects if sustained.

Above 20% Body Fat: Testosterone levels begin to decline as body fat increases. Higher levels of body fat can lead to increased aromatization (conversion of testosterone to estrogen), which lowers testosterone levels.
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disardan vur olsunbitsin
 
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The ideal body fat percentage for men to have the highest levels of testosterone is generally around 12-15%.

At this range, testosterone levels are typically optimized, and it's sustainable for long-term health. It allows for a balance between maintaining muscle mass and avoiding the negative effects of too low or too high body fat.
12-15 dio iste allahini
 
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Ben 15 takılıyom
 

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