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commencing androgen deprivation therapy, both total as well as, although not in all studies ( Smith 2004 ), visceral fat mass increases ( Hamilton et al . 2011 ) within 3 months. This is associated with increased insulin resistance, which is further
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sensitive to testosterone treatment, while both groups achieved 70% sufficient physical activity at 2 years. Further we observed no mental or physical quality of life benefits and no improvement in quality of sleep ( Wittert et al. 2021 ), findings that
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