Student Body & Faculty. 1  Large university (3,823 undergrad & grad students) 2  Large undergrad population (2,796 students) 3  Mostly in-state students: 95% (5% nonresident) 4  Female dominant school (62% female - 38% male) 5  Relatively low student-faculty ratio (12:1)
One man's deficiency is not the same as another man's. This is why you need to determine your FREE blood serum Testosterone level, not only your TOTAL blood serum testosterone level. Free Testosterone is the more telling factor about what is bio-available for your body's tissues and organs to use.
Men have higher concentrations of testosterone than women because the hormone controls a man's sex drive, regulates his sperm production, promotes muscle mass, increases his energy and influences his overall behavior. The testosterone level for an average adult male is between 270 and 1,070 ng/dL, explains Healthline. Testosterone also affects women, but women's bodies do not need the same amount of testosterone as men's do, because women are more sensitive to the hormone.