Middle-aged men often blame testosterone for a flagging sex drive. New reporting challenges that assumption, pointing instead to psychological, cardiovascular, and lifestyle factors that actually drive most cases of reduced libido after 40. Understanding the real culprits matters because chasing the wrong fix wastes time and money.
Research published in recent years shows that testosterone alone explains far fewer cases of low desire than men assume. Stress, sleep debt, relationship strain, and vascular health typically play larger roles. Even modest improvements in cardiovascular fitness, sleep consistency, and mental health often restore sexual function without hormone replacement.
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Reporting referenced: Men's Health
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