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Acute and short term chronic testost... [J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2014] - PubMed - NCBI - 0 views

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    Study finds that Testosterone regulates glucose metabolism, in part, through adiponectin production.  Early state of low T will slow the use of fats as a source of fuel and this results in an increased energy balance and results in the increased adiponectin production to increase metabolism.  Testosterone and adiponectin exist in an inverse relationship. This study does not mimic normal physiology.  Men with low T are unhealthy with significant metabolic dysfunction.  These young, "healthy" men were induced to a low T state--that is not a clear picture as the physiology of a "young healthy" man is quite different than that of one with low T.   Testosterone conversion to DHT increases GLUT4 and thus glucose uptake--another mechanism of Testosterone's effect on glucose metabolism.
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