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The Low Testosterone Pandemic: Why We Need To Stop Low T Men From Running The World
I recently saw a photo of a yearbook page from 1963 depicting seniors in an American high school. I didn’t have to examine it too closely to see that the male students from the image looked much older than our typical 16-19 year olds today.
By Nicole Dominique3 min read
They had well-defined, strong jawlines and prominent brow bones, and they looked more masculine. I would even go as far as to say that they looked more comparable to men who are in their late 20s or 30s in 2022.