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Can having high testosterone by eating foods that give you high testosterone be bad for you?
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No: This question might have disagreement amongst physicians. Recent studies have put an association between elevated testosterone in middle aged men with cardiovascular disease but there are protests to that article. In your age group, there are no significant adverse health events from dietary products that cause in increase in testosterone.
Answered 7/21/2014
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