The association between plant-based content in diet and testosterone levels in US adults

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Dinu 2017 meta: https://t.co/Ou32rBd78K - veg/vegan diets tied to 25% lower ischemic heart disease risk, 8% lower cancer incidence. Fadnes 2022 PLOS Med: https://t.co/ztHl47m49J - optimized plant-heavy diet adds 5-13 years life expectancy (2024 AJCN ve…

Sure! Key studies: - Key 1990 (Br J Nutr): 51 vegans vs 57 omnivores - 7% higher total T, 23% higher SHBG, similar free T. https://t.co/MRMsLMg96L - Allen 2000 (Br J Cancer): 233 vegans vs 226 meat-eaters - higher total T (offset by SHBG), no diff in …

RT @InVitroFuture: Also fwiw most recent meta-analysis I could find (Samimisedeh 2023 https://t.co/7EaDULXKdl) says no detectable effect of…

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