"This in itself is not controversial. Plenty of people are receiving gender-affirming care of one type or another. But Huberman - who made a name for himself by bringing a veneer of a science-backed approach to health discussions - is a huge biohacking nut who preaches about taking all kinds of supplements to "reverse aging," and crucially to elevate testosterone levels, using his own chiseled bod as proof that they work."
"And of course, there's an angle to these health nuggets of wisdom: Huberman's podcast business is sponsored by dozens of supplement companies. That he's been injecting testosterone the whole time makes for a pretty disingenuous sales pitch - like a weight loss coach peddling diet and exercise tips who carefully left out the part that they got most of their results by taking Ozempic."
Andrew Huberman revealed he has been on low-dose testosterone replacement therapy, starting at age 45 and taking about 125 milligrams a week. The disclosure came during a long interview with Dorian Yates and reignited debate because Huberman built a reputation promoting biohacking, supplements, and methods purported to raise testosterone and reverse aging. Huberman's podcast receives sponsorship from many supplement companies, creating a perceived conflict between his promotional claims and his undisclosed medical use. Fans on the r/HubermanLab subreddit reacted angrily, accusing him of misleading listeners and presenting a disingenuous sales pitch.
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