Dr Howell's most recent consulting work was for the US Power Lifting Association in helping them look into the science of trans athletes competing and helping them formulate their position based on science.
Dr. Howell is a former Professor and Ph.D. faculty member in the School of Health and Human Services at Trident University. Dr. Howell holds a Ph.D. in Health Sciences from Trident University, a Medical Degree from BMU School of Medicine, a Master of Science in Sport and Health Science from American Military University, a Bachelor of Science in Sport and Health Science from American Military University, and a Mechanical Engineering degree from Forsyth Technical College.

He is an epidemiologist, exercise physiologist, and mechanical engineer with current research interests in the long-term effects of therapeutic androgen use and endocrine disrupting chemicals exposure. He is a recipient of the prestigious AMU Academic Scholar Award (2016) and has worked on two major NIH and DoD funded studies at Wake Forest University: Strength Training for Arthritis Trial (START) and The Runners and Injury Longitudinal Study (TRAILS).

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Questions discussed
Do men who have transitioned to women have an advantage in sports over biological females. If so, can it be quantified?
Laurel Hubbard transitioned at age 35 now she is 43 in competing in the Olympics as a trans athlete in the superheavyweight women's division.
Prior to that Laurel competed as a man .While being an elite athlete as a man Laurel was never a world class athlete.
Based on your knowledge does Laurell have a significant advantage over her female competitors.
Does this advantage cover a whole range of sports?
Is the testosterone produced in men and women naturally the same or different?
Based on XX or XY chroma zones chromosomes how is testosterone processed in the body, especially at lower levels.
What are the effects of giving men estrogen? Does it impede the effects of testosterone?
Is there any difference in terms of putting on in maintaining muscle mass? Especially if the testosterone levels are the same.

Can you talk about routine benefits retained benefits of steroids after they have been no longer after they have no longer used.
Let’s switch topics here a bit

Generational levels of testosterone are going down. The labs have just dropped their reference range from the mid 1100 964. This is a drop around 12%. The lower reference ranges have also been dropped to 264.
According to Dr Keith Nichols those ranges where in the 1500 15 years ago.
He also stated that men in their 20 and 30 are showing up in his clinic with lower baseline levels than those in their 50 and 60s.

What are you seeing developmentally in boys and young men these days.
What is their prognosis?
Do you see this lower testosterone level a factor in gender dysphoria?
Many people with gender dysphoria report depression. Do you believe this could be related to low T?
Levine and others report testicular developmental issues in some young men now. Is there a qualitative difference in naturally produced T?


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