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This is the combined total of all forms of testosterone in your body which involve three different forms; 1  Testosterone molecules bound to SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin), 2  Testosterone molecules bound to a protein called albumin, and. 3  Free testosterone which isnât bound to anything â thus, it is free.
So, when you see research on normal testosterone levels, it usually focuses on total testosterone. Consequently, most of the numbers in this post will be about total T levels. With that said, I do include some references to research that indicates what average and optimal free testosterone levels are.ccording to this chart, my beginning T level (383 ng/dl) was near the bottom 5% and 10% across all age groups. Even for 55-59-year-old men. (Boo!). My testosterone level after 90 days of good living (778 ng/dl), was above average for my age group (Bully!).