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FROM London to Los Angeles, an increasing number of young men are retreating from society, isolating themselves for extended periods.
When asked about their feelings of loneliness, men are more likely to report feeling socially isolated than women.
Some have suggested that changing norms and expectations are to blame.
Others have suggested that some young men are uncomfortable with how masculinity is being reimagined, reshaped, and redefined.
This discomfort, they argue, has created a profound sense of uncertainty and unease.
But are plummeting testosterone levels playing a role in young men’s desire to separate themselves from society?
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On both sides of the Atlantic, young men’s testosterone levels are tanking, according to studies conducted in 2006, 2007, and 2013.
Contrary to popular belief, testosterone, a hormone produced by the gonads and adrenal glands, does much more than merely regulate sexual desire.
Low testosterone levels are intimately associated with reduced body and facial hair, loss of muscle mass and bone density, and, in dire cases, even infertility.
Medical research also demonstrates a strong association between low testosterone levels and dips in mood, and increased levels of social anxiety.
