As I said, even 30 years ago TT of 1,000 ng/dL was high-end. You're the one trying to redefine high as normal, ignoring the issue of elevated SHBG. To avoid possible bias in current ranges you can use Vermeulen calculated free testosterone with a reference range of 7-23 ng/dL. That's what I do.What was once considered healthy 30 years ago is being redefined today.
That's the click bait, not the science. Got to make it sound as scary as possible. News flash: Our bodies are nothing but chemicals. Beyond that it's the dose that makes the poison. Being able to detect minuscule amounts of any substance does not mean it's enough to cause harm.There are over 200 chemicals in your body at any given time. These chemicals disrupt the normal function of neurotransmitters, hormones and more. The result is auto immune diseases, weight gain, fatigue, erectile dysfunction, testosterone deficiency, hair loss etc.