Andrew Huberman· PhD
I think there is association between testosterone level and step count uh across different BMI straight up
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I think there is association between testosterone level and step count uh across different BMI straight up
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it turns out that the more active you are uh it's been shown sort of looking at you know large National Data pools across different age ranges that it is associated with testosterone levels