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Men are increasingly using supplements and self-experimentation, often discussed on Reddit, to enhance ejaculation volume due to influences from porn, self-optimization trends, and lack of scientific consensus, despite limited clinical evidence supporting these practices.
A doctor explains that dehydration, often caused by heat, alcohol, and sweating, is a common and overlooked cause of erectile dysfunction. Staying well-hydrated by drinking water, replenishing electrolytes, and eating water-rich foods can help improve the condition. Lifestyle factors like poor diet, smoking, and lack of exercise also contribute, and persistent symptoms should be checked with a GP.
Recent reports and data suggest that average penis size has increased significantly over the past two years, with some experts speculating that weight-loss drugs like Ozempic may be a contributing factor, although other causes such as hormonal or environmental factors are also considered. The trend raises concerns about potential impacts on male reproductive health.
Researcher Cat Bohannon suggests that castration can significantly increase the lifespan of male mammals, including humans, by reducing the impact of male sex hormones on the immune system and cellular repair. Historical data and studies support this claim, showing that castrated men lived longer than their non-castrated counterparts. Bohannon also discussed the potential future development of artificial wombs and the ethical implications of such technology.
Dr. Kyle Gillett joins the podcast to discuss the importance of balancing testosterone with other hormones for optimal male health. The conversation covers what qualifies as low testosterone, how to test it accurately, and what causes its decline. The second half of the discussion focuses on raising testosterone and getting rid of excess estrogen, including the use of effective supplements. The risks and benefits of taking TRT are also discussed, along with tips for young men to prepare for a lifetime of optimal hormonal health.