Peter Attia· MD
And the punchline was you were better off with more estrogen and more testosterone. So the best outcome in the best outcome group was the high T high E group.
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And the punchline was you were better off with more estrogen and more testosterone. So the best outcome in the best outcome group was the high T high E group.
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So it's a pretty elegant study, right? Do you know >> it was in the New England Journal of Medicine. I don't remember who who published this. We'll link to it in the show notes. Now um the question was what did these 10 groups how did they differ >> um with respect to uh body composition uh mood affect sexual desire all these sorts of things I don't remember if bone density was studied >> um it might not have been a long enough study I I did it's been so long since I've looked at it okay >> but here was the big takeaway that the TLDDR was by far the best producing outcome was the highest tea with high estrogen producing outcome for >> everything for body composition, mood, you name it.