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Re: leptin/test

I wish that bodybuilder study you reference would have taken a look at estradiol levels. Really their testosterone was still well within normal range. And while the cellular mechanisms do suggest a resulting decrease in testosterone I have a feeling the libido issue has more to do with an altered test/estrogen ratios than anything.

Put simply less test equals less aromatization. Less bodyfat equals less aromatase enzyme. Overall a greater net fall in E2. Sort of like the letro libido killing effect.
 
Re: leptin/test

I wish that bodybuilder study you reference would have taken a look at estradiol levels. Really their testosterone was still well within normal range. And while the cellular mechanisms do suggest a resulting decrease in testosterone I have a feeling the libido issue has more to do with an altered test/estrogen ratios than anything.

Put simply less test equals less aromatization. Less bodyfat equals less aromatase enzyme. Overall a greater net fall in E2. Sort of like the letro libido killing effect.

Possible for sure, but aromatase is not solely found in adipocytes. It is found in the testes, bone cells, skin cells and even blood vessels. Even with incredibly low body fat levels the male can still create estrogen.
 
Now that we've finally announced Craze I doubt many of you even care about these latest Driven Blog posts lol, but I'll post them anyway.

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Been a while but trying to get back into more regular writing. Here's some of the latest articles.

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This is an entire series called Determining Frequency, about the ideal frequency to train a muscle/body part, and how to go about it.

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