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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / December 2004

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Increasing Obesity and Testosterone...

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James Michael Howard - 28 Dec 2004 11:47 GMT
Testosterone increases all aspects of sexuality in women.  That is why
the testosterone patch has recently been in the news.  Testosterone
increases sex in women.  Sexier women make more babies; they increase
in percentage faster in a population than lower testosterone women.

Testosterone is higher in obese women. "Only %free T was higher in
obese than in nonobese women (P = 0.02)." (Nutr Cancer.
2001;41(1-2):47-56).  

Higher testosterone women increase more rapidly, increase in
percentage with time,  than lower testostrone women.  (I think this is
the source of the "secular trend," the increase in size and earlier
puberty in children.)  This also increases the percentage of fat women
in our population with time.

Obesity is not causing other problems; obesity is caused by the same
thing that is causing a lot of problems in other areas as well:
excessive testosterone.
madiba - 29 Dec 2004 22:27 GMT
> Obesity is not causing other problems; obesity is caused by the same
> thing that is causing a lot of problems in other areas as well:
> excessive testosterone.

Just as testosterone levels fall in the aging male he gets his paunch.
There goes your theory..
Obesity is, and always has been caused by people consuming more calories
than they burn.

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James Michael Howard - 30 Dec 2004 13:22 GMT
>> Obesity is not causing other problems; obesity is caused by the same
>> thing that is causing a lot of problems in other areas as well:
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>Obesity is, and always has been caused by people consuming more calories
>than they burn.

Actually my hypothesis is about the effects of excess testosterone
reducing DHEA which reduces fat.  DHEA declines to very low levels in
old age, so, low DHEA and the effect of remaining testosterone on this
low level of DHEA increase fat.

You did what I wanted; you opened the door to the underlying
mechanism.  Thanks
 
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