Steven Bartlett

Right?

Doesn't it just drop anyway with age?

It's actually, I was just, I pulled up a graph here that shows testosterone decline with age, and it's actually not that steep.

And it starts declining from about 20 years old.

So do you think most 50-plus-year-old men should be taking testosterone replacement therapies?

We make the average man, the average 50-year-old man, if this is the average, feel better on a daily basis.

And you know, in this graph, what is showing the decline here,

Has that got anything to do with whether their testosterone levels are fully saturated?

You can't tell from that.

So you can have low testosterone but still be fully saturated.

Okay, that makes sense.

So just because my testosterone levels would be low doesn't mean I necessarily, if I'm not symptomatic, doesn't mean that I should necessarily just assume that I need testosterone replacement therapy.

Okay.

Yeah, I think most of my male friends are just assuming that once we hit 50, we're all on the testosterone.

I guess a lot of men are self-conscious in a way that they don't often admit.

And they want to have big muscles.

And they want to feel strong.

17?

70, 70%.

I really need to get my testosterone levels checked.