Testosterone-based fat loss has been the subject of some investigation in to the genetic link between Testosterone and our fat levels. Researchers from the Ghent University Hospital in Belgium explain this connection as an overlap between those genes which control out Testosterone degree in addition to those that regulate our body weight.  
Based on Dr Jean-Marc Kaufman, the lead researcher - there is a 23 % overlap between the genes involved. This overlap of genetic influences which regulate our fat composition and control Testosterone levels implies that these 2 variables are to some extent managed by the identical set of genetics.  
So what?  
The analysis unequivocally drew parallels and a direct correlation between the sex hormones of ours and our body fat levels, and Begin your journey that this is primarily due to shared genetic influences. Particularly, a 23 % inherited correlation between testosterone and body fat levels is a tremendous finding.  
According to Kaufman, our fat levels and the composition of its is strongly controlled by our genes as well as influenced by the lifestyle of ours and environmental factors. Exercise and diet will always be important, but it's also strongly influenced by genetic issues.  
Due to the well established relationship between body fat levels and the testosterone levels of ours, it is not at all surprising to search for the genetic link.  
We've acknowledged for a very long period that testosterone levels and also fat stores do show very high degrees or qualities that we inherit. The individual traits of ours in many respects are inherited from our parents, which then carries forward into our lifestyle and green choices that we make.  
The results go quite a distance towards explaining the complexity and also the interplay between the levels of ours of fat as well as our sex hormones.