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Old 07-19-11, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Looigi
Doctors are not omniscient. Always good to get as much information from various sources as possible. Of course always consider the source. There are many legit medical websites, and even more quackery on the internet. (I'd lump the previous post into the latter category, as it has been proved that exercise decreases testosterone, resistance training to a lesser degree than endurance training, and boxers are good for sperm but have nothing to do with testosterone...)
Thanks for the info on the boxers.

I'd like a source on the resistance training, because that does not jibe with my experience at all.

Just did a quick search and came up with this...

"The T response to an acute bout of exercise was not significant but did increase in both age groups. In conclusion, the data presented here indicate that strength training can induce growth hormone and testosterone release, regardless of age, but that the elderly response does not equal that of the young."

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...47637489900997

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