Many men try to increase t-levels since it enhances their sex life, cognitive abilities, muscles, and the structure of their bones. Unfortunately, it is believed that married men have lower levels of testosterone than unmarried ones. Here is a brief explanation of how the research was done.
Hormonal Changes Occurring Due to Lifestyle
Believe it or not, our lifestyle, like smoking, can affect levels of testosterone. The results will also be similar for married men.
To prove that lifestyle can affect testosterone, research was held and the blood samples of around 1,113 Danish men were taken. The men’s ages ranged from 30-60 years.
Apart from married men having low testosterone and divorced men…
