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Low Testosterone in Men: Hidden Health Risks Revealed

Name: Low Testosterone in Men: Hidden Health Risks Revealed
Uploaded: 2025-04-03T17:59:25+00:00
Duration: 52 s
Channel: Joe Fier
Description: Testosterone levels are dropping in men as young as 30, linked to COVID-19 and toxins like BPA and microplastics. Low testosterone weakens bones: half of…

3 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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Testosterone levels are dropping in men as young as 30, linked to COVID-19 and toxins like BPA and microplastics. Low testosterone weakens bones: half of men who break a hip die within a year, compared to half of women who stop walking. Men should start bone density testing around 60 to 65.

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April 3, 2025

Men in their 30s

COVID-19 and environmental toxins including BPA and microplastics

When a woman falls and breaks a hip, half do not walk for a year; when a man falls and breaks a hip, half die within a year.

Starting at 60 or 65 years of age

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Now we're seeing men that are 30 with low testosterone. Some of it is related to COVID 19, some of it is related to toxins in the environment. And so there's just a buildup of so many toxins now, including hormone disrupting things like BPAs that are part of plastics, et.
Cetera, microplastics.
They cause testosterone to be low a lot. And so you need that hormone for bone structure as well. So men want to not fall. In fact, the stats for men are worse when they break a hip than women. When a woman falls and breaks a hip, 1/2 do not walk for a year. When a man falls and breaks a hip, 1/2 die within a year.
Wow. Just from what being not able to move around and do. Wow.
It's really much more serious. And we don't spend enough time talking about bone structure in men because it is something that is a preventable disease process in almost every single male. But men do need bone density tests starting at 60 or 65 years of age.