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izzy16

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Testosterone Posted: 12-21-05 16:56pm


Ive read that high testosterone levels can cause acne and weight loss. I suffer from both. I havent actualy had a test to see whether I have high testosterone levels, but im pretty sure I have. If the tests prove I have, is there anyway I can reduce this levels of testosterone? And is this safe for guys?

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