According to a recent research, an increase in male sex hormone is linked to a raised risk of diabetes and an enlarged prostate gland
A study was carried out on a rainforest tribe who have low testosterone.Saliva tests on 350 farmers of the remote Tsimane tribe in the Bolivian rainforest where men generally have much less testosterone found advanced cases of prostate enlargement were virtually non-existent.
They also had relatively low amounts of glucose in their blood, reducing the risk of developing diabetes, according to the findings published in the Journals of Gerontology: Medical Sciences.
Source/Daily Mail/Journals of Gerontology: Medical Sciences.
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