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Day-to-day associations between testosterone, sexual desire and courtship efforts in young men

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By Blair T. Crewther, James R. Roney, Rachel L. Grillot, Catena Tikal
| royalsocietypublishing.org
Do fluctuations in men’s baseline testosterone concentrations predict changes in their sexual desire? Statements by researchers such as ‘Testosterone is the major libidinal enhancer in both women and men’ ([1], p. 8) promote what appears to be a widespread belief in a strong relationship between these variables. Differential testosterone concentrations have also been theorized to explain variation in desire between men, as well as sex differences in sexual desire (e.g. [2–4]).
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