Symptom check

Does this sound
like your decade?

  • Struggling to lose belly fat?
  • Pre-diabetic β€” or already diabetic?
  • Losing bone density?
  • Hard time building or keeping muscle?
  • Motivation and positive outlook fading?
  • Sex drive, libido or erection strength declining?

Medical grade diagnostics delivered to your door. EU-wide shipping.

The same Scandinavian man shown lean and energetic beside a heavier, fatigued version
βˆ’30%
Historical decline
Fall in mean total testosterone from the 1970s baseline of 29 nmol/L to roughly 20 nmol/L today.

01 β€” The epidemic

Men in their 20s and 30s today carry the testosterone of a 70–80-year-old from the 1970s.

The fall is close to linear, it shows no sign of flattening, and no European government measures it. The consequences are wide: insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, muscle loss, osteoporosis, low mood and premature ageing β€” in the young as well as the old.

βˆ’30%

Fall in mean total testosterone since the 1970s baseline β€” roughly 1% per year.

38.5 β†’ 22

nmol/L: the 1970s/80s elite mean at age 20 against today's average 20-year-old.

Misfiled

Burnout, depression, prediabetes, early sarcopenia β€” separate diagnoses for one unmeasured cause.

See the full data β†’

How good it used to be.

Total and free testosterone across adult life, historical elite cohorts against today's average. Nearly every symptom filed under "getting older" sits in the gap between these lines.

Total testosterone (nmol/L)

00.0113172366334981451298203040506070
1970s top 10%Historical elite mean (top 10%)Modern averagenmol/L (DK/EU) Β· ng/dL (US)

Free testosterone (pmol/L)

00.020057.7400115600173800231203040506070
Historical elite rangeHistorical elite mean (top 10%)Modern averagepmol/L (DK/EU) Β· pg/mL (US)
See all charts, bone density and diabetes outcomes β†’

The reference point has quietly moved.

Laboratory "normal" ranges are drawn from a declining population. Measured against the 1970s cohort, today's average man sits where a deficient man once sat.

PeriodTotal T averageTotal T top 10%Free T averageFree T top 10%
1970s (baseline)29 nmol/L35 – 45+ nmol/L520 pmol/L600 – 750 pmol/L
1980s26 nmol/L32 – 40 nmol/L480 pmol/L550 – 680 pmol/L
2026 (present)20 nmol/L25 – 33 nmol/L360 pmol/L450 – 580 pmol/L

Where do your symptoms sit?

Symptoms correlate far more strongly with free testosterone than with total testosterone β€” the EMAS finding that most standard consultations still miss.

27 – 42+ nmol/L
780 – 1200+ ng/dL
Optimal (historical elite)
Free T: 450 – 650 pmol/L

High energy, sharp cognition, optimal muscle mass, robust libido and daily erections.

18 – 27 nmol/L
520 – 780 ng/dL
Normal
Free T: 300 – 450 pmol/L

Stable energy, maintained muscle mass, normal metabolic profile, functional libido.

12 – 18 nmol/L
350 – 520 ng/dL
Borderline (subclinical)
Free T: 200 – 300 pmol/L

Mild fatigue, brain fog, slower recovery, belly fat tendency, fluctuating libido.

< 12 nmol/L
< 350 ng/dL
Clinically low
Free T: ~150 pmol/L

Severe fatigue, brain fog, muscle loss, insulin resistance, loss of libido and erections.

Are you experiencing these markers?

Systemic fatigue & energy drop
Brain fog & lack of motivation
Metabolic profile & insulin resistance
Visceral fat & muscle loss

Don't guess. Measure.

Clinical optimisation starts with a validated blood panel. Order your kit, test at home or at a partner lab across the EU, and get physician-interpreted results within 72 hours.

Order Lab Test Panel β€” €97

03 β€” The benefits

What higher testosterone has shown in the studies.

Increased muscle mass and strength
Loss of belly fat, higher metabolic rate
Increased bone density
Higher motivation and more energy
Better libido and drive
Relief of metabolic syndrome and pre-diabetes
Remission of type 2 diabetes
A brighter outlook on life

Taken together, this is one of the strongest anti-ageing and longevity levers in clinical medicine: muscle, bone, metabolism, cognition and drive all age with your hormone curve.

All benefits with study references β†’

04 β€” Your pathway

Take the international questionnaire and get your answer immediately.

STEP 1

The international symptom test

Two minutes, answered instantly. It maps your symptoms against the domains that track free testosterone.

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STEP 2

Finger-prick test, LC-MS/MS

If the test indicates low T, confirm it. Our at-home finger-prick kit is analysed by mass spectrometry and tells you exactly where total and free testosterone sit. €75.

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STEP 3

Consultation and prescription

After the analysis a consultation is set up where the doctor concludes on your symptoms and your bloodwork β€” and issues a prescription where therapy is indicated.

Book a consultation β€” €49

Already in treatment?

Mediocre results from restrictive Scandinavian standard therapy?

If your protocol peaks around 20 nmol/L and crashes to 10–15 before the next injection, you feel the trough more than the treatment. We offer more optimal testosterone forms with minimised troughs β€” thin, additive-free preparations without allergenic or inflammatory carrier oils, given with the finest subcutaneous insulin needles. Creams are of course also available.

Move your treatment to us β†’

For women

Women lost the same baseline.

Oestrogen falls up to 90% through menopause while testosterone falls roughly 50% β€” reshaping the ratio that governs bone density, muscle tone, cognition and libido. See the female charts, the free testosterone symptom bands and the micro-dosing protocol.

Women's hormonal status β†’

What changes at optimal levels.

Targeting the upper optimal spectrum β€” rather than merely clearing a lowered laboratory floor β€” is where the documented clinical benefit lives.

Visceral fat reduction

Testosterone directly inhibits abdominal lipid storage and enhances lipolysis. Belly fat shrinks where diet alone stalled.

Muscle mass & bone density

Protein synthesis and myonuclear accretion scale with hormone level, reversing age-related sarcopenia and arresting bone loss.

Insulin sensitivity

Studies show up to a 32–35% increase in tissue glucose uptake in response to insulin β€” testosterone acts as a potent insulin sensitiser.

Diabetes remission

In long-term registries with up to 11 years of follow-up, approximately 34% of hypogonadal men with type 2 diabetes reached full remission.

Cognition & mood

Restored drive, concentration and emotional stability β€” the symptoms most often misattributed to burnout.

Cardiometabolic resilience

Physiologically high free testosterone protects against visceral fat, low-grade inflammation and insulin resistance.