Quote (Tarisus @ Jun 28 2022 09:00pm)
Bring your counter argument and stop making your generation look at with that garbage input.
Sure lets go back to the original claim then
Quote (Tarisus @ Jun 27 2022 09:50pm)
A while back there was a man who presented that dopamine is correlated with testosterone receptors and young generation lacks dopamine, thus, their T receptors are also low, therefore their body can make all the T but cannot use it. PLUS there's foods that have synthetic hormones added to it, it messes with your hormones AND there's estrogen overload too.
So piece by piece, the plos one article you linked (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3949980/) isn't looking at dopamine levels and testosterone. It's looking at dopamine receptor expression in rats that have been castrated and then resupplemented with testosterone, DHT or estradiol. So not the comparison you're claiming first off. Second off, they don't see a difference in dopamine receptor expression in normal and castrated rats in every single brain location they look.
Beyond that, researchers have failed to identify reductions in circulating testosterone levels among the cohort your claiming (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5460736/), same goes for dopamine transporter levels (https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00259-020-05085-2).
Quote (InsaneBobb @ Jun 28 2022 09:05pm)
Ah, more time on Discord with Thor. Tell you what, bud, when I opt to treat my wife with anything other than respect, I'll let you know.
In the meantime, I refer to my earlier question. What is the impact of extreme levels of estrogen in regards to prostate cancer?
Fake Edit: Reported, btw. :)
Ain't no shame to your game, everyones got their own expertise. Lean in.
This post was edited by Sioux on Jun 28 2022 10:21pm