DavePalumbo
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When you have a test for the amount of testosterone in your blood, they show the results usually in nanograms (ng) per deciliter (dl) of blood.
You have two people, each with lab results showing 500ng/dl. Guy number one is a tiny man, 160cm and of narrow proportions, with obviously less blood circulating in his body. Guy number two is a big man, 200cm and broad-shouldered with obviously a lot more blood circulating in his body.
Does guy number two have more testosterone than guy number one?
You have two people, each with lab results showing 500ng/dl. Guy number one is a tiny man, 160cm and of narrow proportions, with obviously less blood circulating in his body. Guy number two is a big man, 200cm and broad-shouldered with obviously a lot more blood circulating in his body.
Does guy number two have more testosterone than guy number one?