Against the Flatline: Why Your Testosterone Is Supposed to Fluctuate — and What Happens When You Fight It
The modern testosterone optimization conversation has quietly adopted an assumption that steady, consistent hormone levels are the goal — that fluctuation signals dysfunction and stability signals health. The biology disagrees. Testosterone is not designed to be a flatline, and the pursuit of constant levels may be one of the more consequential misunderstandings in men's hormonal health today.