In all phases of life, T (Testosterone) is a key sex hormone required for normal physiological functions. The growth and maintenance of secondary sexual features in men depend on T. Additionally, T affects bone density, muscle mass, mood, and cognitive ability. Inhuman males experience reproductive problems at various periods of their lives as a result of T imbalances. Reduced semen quality in males, a rise in genital abnormalities, and changes in the timing or course of puberty are all associated with low T levels. In this study on adolescent guys, there was a definite positive correlation between T levels, energy levels, and muscle tone was recorded. The amount of T in AD (Adolescent) males increases 20 to 30 fold, boosting secondary sexual characteristics, MM (Muscle Mass), BD (Bone Density), and the (B) behavior. Tinfluences anabolic and androgenic effects in AD by promoting protein synthesis, which leads to tissue development and the proliferation of AR (Androgen Receptor). Partakers (Sample) were 120 AD males having age above 13 and below 20. As (AD according to WHO (World Health Organization) range 11 to 19). The study was conducted during the January 2021 to July 2022, from highly populated cities Hyderabad and Jamshoro.