NATURAL TEST LEVELS

[PUMPINSTEIN]

anyone know how much test the average person makes per week, naturaly?

 

[footballcat]

well it depends on the person to my understanding

Anything under 215mgs a week is low test. But i dont know what the avg person makes.

I also have a ? Would some guys produce more test then others, and in turn be stronger

 

[superchicken]

im sure more nat test benefits strength and gains, but its not the only factor.

im not a doctor and i haven seen many hormone panels done on natural athletes, but im sure theres those w/ low test who have great size, and also those who have high test who dont gain easy. theres lots of hormones involved in the bodys process of regulation and repair.

 

[superchicken]

i seam to remember reading some where that is was 7-12mg/day but im not sure!

ive read thats the ave

 

[MacGyver]

Me too. I've heard some say as high as 25 but I think that is too much.

 

[GetnBigr]

this place is like watching Discovery

 

[rugbythug]

bump for more info

 

[dedprez*]

what is this all about??i mean...what r we coming 2??worried about what our natural testosterone levels r as if by knowing what that level is u will lift and train harder...that is what i c this convo going...mayb i am lookin at it the wrong way but

 

[goldenear]

c'mon folks, serum testosterone levels are measured in ng/ml (nanograms per ml.) not mg.

Here's a basic table:

Males

Age Range
20-30 280-1205
30-40 350-1010
40-50 255-1025
50-60 255-950
60-70 120-870
70-80 38-850
80-90 28-390

*taken from Grow Young with HGH

 

[notacow]

I thought it was ng/DL. Nanograms per decaliter,
Decaliter = 1/10 of liter = 100 ml.

 

[Ecfatcat]

now there is still a varriable .....that table is great but whats the time that applies here per/day or week .......sorry didn't read question

 

[goldenear]

Endogenous test levels are known to fluctuate tremendously throughout the course of any 24-hour period. I'm sure that's one of the reasons why the range is so great. Regarding the time issue, the measurement does not have anything to do with a rate measurement (i.e., measurement "x"/time). It simply reflects an amount of testosterone in a known volume of blood drawn at a given moment in time.

 

[Ecfatcat]

thanks ......that's what I needed to know

 

[lovetoeat]

I read somewhere on average married men have lower test levels than single men.

 

[Badgermoon]

I read somewhere on average married men have lower test levels than single men.

You're thinking of testicle level being lower, not testosterone level. The reason being the heavey ball and chain attached to then, over time stretches the sack a little. (jk) Don't kill me ladies, I loved being married...both times. Actually, I wish I was still with my 2nd wife.