Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Andrew Huberman claims that he eats sticks of butter to increase his testosterone production. This does not make any sense, since Huberman injects testosterone as part of testosterone replacement therapy. TRT suppresses all endogenous testosterone production. Huberman knows this, so it is difficult to understand why he said this to his audience. I talk about this and why Huberman’s explanation is nonsensical for many other reasons as well.
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Andrew Huberman claims that he eats sticks of butter to increase his testosterone production. This does not make any sense, since Huberman injects testosterone as part of testosterone replacement therapy. TRT suppresses all endogenous testosterone production. Huberman knows this, so it is difficult to understand why he said this to his audience. I talk about this and why Huberman’s explanation is nonsensical for many other reasons as well.
Enjoy.
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