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    Ab fat and test levels.

    I remember reading a few posts (cant seem to find them now) that higher ab fat would/could result in lower test levels. So would i be right to assume that lowering bf/ab fat to relatively low (say 10%?) number, would/could result in increased test levels?

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    bump .. anyone?

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    well fat cells contain large amount of the aromatase enzyme which is responsible for converting testosterone into estrogen. so reducing your bodyfat would lower the conversion of testosterone to estrogen

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    aromatase and estrogen can be stored in adipose....this is the only logic I can think of behind that theory. I couldnt find anything on this topic that really said anything conclusive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steroids. 1990 Dec;55(12):540-4.

    Aromatase activity in human adipose tissue stromal cells: effect of growth factors.

    Lueprasitsakul P, Latour D, Longcope C.

    Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester 01655.

    Adipose tissue is a major, nonglandular site for the aromatization of androgens to estrogens.

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    Thanks guys. I guess i had better start working at reducing my belly.

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