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Science fact-checking · Aug 6, 2026

The 54% figure likely overshoots — a direct study saw declining testosterone, but not that steep. Real downward trend, but magnitude uncertain. https://s.fitbodyscience.com/NRqHcV

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Testosterone levels are declining, but the exact 54% figure might be inflated.

Other research does back up a downward trend in testosterone over the past half-century. One study found levels have been steadily dropping, which aligns with the idea of a big decline. But another study cautions that while levels are indeed falling, it doesn't directly measure a 54% drop, so that specific number might be an overstatement. The supporting evidence suggests a real decline, but the magnitude is uncertain.

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So yes, testosterone seems to be going down, but the 54% drop might not be exactly right.

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