Vitanews.netCell Phones and Testosterone Production
By Matt Savinar, posted 07/28/2008
I found the following, rather important, factoid buried in one of Charles Poliquin's columns over at Testosterone.net. For those who don't know who Poliquin is, he's the guy you go to if you're a professional athlete, aspiring olympic medalist, or member of royalty and have $10,000 to spend on 1-hour consult. In other words, he knows his stuff:
. . . based on blood work collected at my own centers, the age when it allstarts to go downhill is 31. That's a lot earlier than 20 years ago. I've beendoing this for 26 years, and we know for a fact that Testosterone levelsare 30% lower than they were 20 years ago for any age group. And thatstudy is five years old! I'd say that since 9/11 it's gotten worse.We have 100 times more stress than our grandfathers. One study showedthat just wearing your cell phone on your hip lowers androgen levels by31% due to what's probably a combination of stress and low-level radiationand cell phones weren't as popular when that study came out. A fewmonths ago I dropped having a cell phone. My stress levels probably wentRelated:
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