I have very low LDL but I’d trade it for higher testosterone levels. Last test check was 200 ng/dl. I’m not a hardgainer body type either, but due to aromatase converting my T into E my body ends up storing more fat.
Decrease in testosterone as you grow older may be cardio protective. It seems like it's currently unknown. Do you have your T levels tested every year?
Don't accept low t - see your doctor and if your doctor won't there are T-specific clinic in your area that will be happy to help.
Do you have any sources or additional info on the latter? How did you determine that aromatase is the culprit? Thanks.