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Default Sudden decline in testosterone may cause Parkinson's disease symptoms in men
http://www.sciencecodex.com/sudden_d..._in_men-116493

Tis seems to validate Dr. Pall's multisystem illness theory. http://www.thetenthparadigm.org/index.html
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David Suzuki has a firm belief that plastics in baby bottles and food dishes used to feed babiesalong with all the other things such as plastic toys etc, leads to a continual loss of tostesterone all along the way of their lives and with the event of longer lives being lived builds to include many health problems for men.
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Default Statins May Lower Testosterone, Libido
Statins May Lower Testosterone, Libido
Men With Erectile Dysfunction on Statin Therapy Are Twice as Likely to Have Low Testosterone, Study Finds

http://www.webmd.com/erectile-dysfun...sterone_libido
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