Height and testosterone don't seem to be that linked in adulthood (if anything, there's a tiny negative link), but that's only if you use models that don't look at total T.You need to look at total T. If a 5'0" 100 pound male and a 6'5" 200 pound male have the same blood concentrations, the latter has way more total T in his whole body (maybe not exactly twice but you get my point) And that's part of why the latter is way more masculinized
>>85439460To add to your thoughts, conditions like kleinfelters which cause a catastrophic low level of T in males has the symptom of being taller on average
>>85439576Testosterone does cause the growth plates to closeI like height though. it's dimorphic and taller men typically have higher overall t typicallyI wonder if the concentration would be the same or higher too of you took out people with things like Klinefelter's
