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Why Being Fat Will Lower Your Testosterone Levels | Science Explained

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Health & Fitness, Science, Education, Self-improvement

4.9806 Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2020

⏱️ 8 minutes

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0:00.0

So up guys, Derek, moreplacemerdates.com.

0:02.1

Today I'm going to explain quickly why being fat lowers your testosterone levels.

0:06.9

So you always hear people say you want to increase your testosterone, just get lean, but they don't explain why.

0:13.4

I'm just going to explain why because maybe it might, you know, for somebody who needs the motivation to lose weight,

0:19.0

this might and maybe would otherwise go on

0:21.6

TRT and they may not even need TRT to begin with because they're just too fat, listen up,

0:26.3

because this is a scientific explanation of why getting lean will help you produce more testosterone.

0:32.3

So aromatase, it is found in fat.

0:36.0

So the more fat you have, the more aromatase you have which is the enzyme that

0:40.3

converts testosterone to estrogen the way your body determined how much testosterone to produce it works

0:47.8

via negative feedback so i'm sure you've heard of the HPTA negative feedback the feedback loop the

0:53.7

blah blah but no one really

0:54.6

explains how this feedback loop really works they kind of just think oh you produce testosterone

0:59.3

and then there's some sort of function that like tells your brain we don't need more tests so we turn

1:04.0

it off but what they don't understand is that it's the estrogen that provides the negative

1:08.9

feedback so how your body tells your body

1:12.6

to stop producing test is determined by your estrogen essentially so if you have more fat on your

1:19.3

body you have more estrogen conversion so if you produce a certain amount of test and you're

1:25.0

fatter you're going to produce more estrogen than you would normally

1:30.2

if you were leaner. So the ratio of estrogen to testosterone becomes more disproportionately favored

1:36.3

towards estrogen, the more fat you are. The problem with that isn't inherently in the estrogen

1:42.0

value itself. It's more that your body has that negative

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