Hello,
I would appreciate someone's input on this question.
In an article on ginger, which I have uploaded, testosterone levels are reported to test for the efficacy of ginger. They report testosterone levels around 7ng/dL for control, but looking at other articles, testosterone levels in rats are above 100ng/dL. Could they have meant ng/ml?
Another article, for example, which I have also uploaded, reports testosterone levels about 160ng/dL. Both studies use male Wistar rats, so I was wondering what the difference is due to?
Thank you,
Joe.
My guess would be that the lack of consistency in reporting testosterone levels in these articles, perhaps points to "Decision based Evidence making" i.e. they decided before the experiment that ginger increases testosterone so the final testosterone levels are reported incorrectly.
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