… The risk‐to‐benefit ratio of testosterone therapy in high‐risk subjects, … testosterone levels
in patients with type 2 diabetes, and its implications on cardiovascular risk factors, metabolic …

… on the correlation between testosterone level with insulin resistance and 18 on the effect of
… closely related to metabolic alterations. This study aims to analyse the effects of testosterone …

… Testosterone decline has consequences such as changes of body composition (5). … fat
deposit and muscle atrophy are associated with a lower testosterone level (6). Many degenerative …

… ) levels, and blood pressure [7]. Moreover, testosterone levels were found to be related to …
glucose levels in Japanese men [8]. A study from Finland reported that when men had lower …

… Despite this, testosterone effects on glucose metabolism … testosterone levels in men with
metabolic disorders, who typically have only modest reductions in circulating testosterone levels…

… promotes increasing adipocyte number and fat deposition, which gradually leads to a
further lowering effect on testosterone levels. In addition, the majority of the normal negative …

… In this review, we consider the metabolic consequences of untreated low testosterone
level, as well as the impact of testosterone therapy (TTh) in men with T2DM and MetS. …

… , in particular the metabolic syndrome suppress circulating testosterone levels, it has … effects
of normalization of circulating testosterone levels in men with subnormal testosterone levels …

… Lifestyle, medication, disease and the ageing process itself all contribute to a gradual and
progressive decline in serum testosterone levels during life, as a result of a primary testicular …

… In conclusion, testosterone exerts a series of potent metabolic effects, which include insulin
sensitization, maintenance and growth of the skeletal muscle, suppression of adipose tissue …