The University Of Rochester Free Testosterone Misinformation - WHO CAN YOU TRUST!?

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🗓️ 1 August 2020

⏱️ 13 minutes

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0:00.0	So, guys, Derek, more plate smart dates.com.
0:01.8	Today we're going to be talking about the University of Rochester.
0:04.8	This is one of the first Google results you will get.
0:08.0	When you look up how much free testosterone is your total testosterone.
0:13.8	So what percentage of your testosterone is free and how much of it is total bound to albumin
0:18.2	and SHVG?
0:19.5	So you would presume this to be correct based on, you know,
0:23.0	Google only ranks the smartest of websites with the highest authority, right?
0:27.7	So when you go to the University of Rochester Medical Center,
0:31.5	they tell you that free testosterone accounts for,
0:36.0	well, first that, like, let me just go into what they show here.
0:38.3	So they have free testosterone.
0:39.7	Does this test have any other names?
0:41.1	Free T index.
0:42.4	What is this test?
0:43.2	Well, blah.
0:43.6	It explains it.
0:44.2	Everything is correct.
0:45.4	Most of the testosterone are blood attaches to proteins.
0:47.7	Albumin and SHBG.
0:48.9	Some testosterone is not attached to proteins or free.
0:50.9	Free testosterone, albumin bound testosterone also referred to as bioavailable
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