I read a lot of stuff about Testosterone levels in men dropping with each generation, there are a lot of theories why but I think it comes down to a mixture of things. I believe what I read because I can see some of it with my own eyes personally, such as how men act and the physique of men and the physique of teenagers being a lot more slender and skinny and a lot of guys today acting somewhat female

I was reading this http://boldanddetermined.com/2012/08/19/low-testosterone-levels/

I've read similar stuff and other studies before but can anyone else see this happening today especially in the western culture?

Personally I think it comes down to:

1) Attitude - social interactions and outcome of events do effect you mentally which can boost/lower your T.

2) Lifestyle/Diet - This should be a common on in today's generation which correlates with getting worse with each generation, the crap that is in packaged foods like additives and bad ingredients.

3) Women taking "the pill" and pissing estrogen into the water which we drink.

4) Estrogen in plastics as well as a toxic chemical called "BPA" which is used to make certain plastics

BPA quote from a study

"A 2011 study using the rhesus monkey – a species that is very similar to humans in regard to pregnancy and fetal development – found that prenatal exposure to BPA causes changes in female primates' uterus development.[168] A 2011 rodent study found that male rats exposed to BPA had lower sperm counts and testosterone levels than those of unexposed males.[169] A 2011 mice study found that male mice exposed to BPA became demasculinized and behaved more like females in their spatial navigational abilities. They were also less desirable to female mice."

I think at some point in the future, the benefits of TRT are going to come out more and within 100 years I think that 50% of men at least will be on TRT just to be at optimum levels.