Testosterone

Testosterone

Topic

Heard in 8 episodes across 4 shows since Jun 2026

Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone and an anabolic steroid. In humans, it plays a key role in the development of male reproductive tissues such as the testes and prostate, as well as promoting secondary sexual characteristics like increased muscle and bone mass, and the growth of body hair.

Episodes

8
across 4 shows

First heard

Jun 2026

Expert statements

11
4 positive · 3 negative

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What experts have said about Testosterone

11 statements · 4 positive · 3 negative · 3 mixed · 1 neutral

  1. Gabrielle LyonPositiveSep 10, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Physiological testosterone does not cause prostate cancer or worsen cardiovascular disease.

    “testosterone doesn't cause prostate cancer. Testosterone doesn't make cardiovascular disease worse.”

    Listen at 55:59

    Open the episode · Best Peptides, Stem Cells, Testosterone & Exercise Hacks - Biohacking Roundtable - #1148
  2. Sasha HamdaniPositiveSep 7, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Testosterone can provide some protection against emotional sensitivity.

    “testosterone is actually— it, it can be protective in that front”

    Listen at 18:40

    Open the episode · Why You Feel Everything So Deeply (and how to survive it) - Dr Sasha Hamdani - #1147
  3. High testosterone can reduce sperm count and impair immune-system function.

    “high levels of testosterone actually decrease our sperm count and they are bad for our immune system.”

    Listen at 11:59

    Open the episode · Testosterone Expert: The Truth About DAD BOD & Why Women Find Fathers More Attractive!

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Episodes

8 episodes featuring Testosterone, newest first

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