Dr. Kyle Gillett

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Huberman Lab · Essentials: How to Optimize Your Hormones for Health & Vitality | Dr. Kyle Gillett · 25 Dec 2025 podcast

So that is going to decrease testosterone.

When you have an increased estrogen, like estradiol, that's gonna work on your pituitary to make less hormones that cause the release of testosterone.

So you're gonna have less LH and less FSH.

So it's almost kind of like, opiates are well known to opiate agonists.

they're going to decrease LH and FSH and subsequently testosterone.

Smoked marijuana will as well.

As far as alcohol, high alcohol will decrease testosterone as will any very potent GABA agonist, whether it's a barbiturate or a benzodiazepine or a non-benzo or alcohol.

they're definitely going to.

So testosterone is not going to cause a prostate cancer.

However, normal aging causes prostate cancer and testosterone will grow your prostate cancer.

So if you're a 80-year-old male and you have an autopsy, then there's at least a 50% chance that you have a prostate cancer.

If you're 90 or 100 years old, there's at least a 90% chance.

So for humans with a prostate, it's only a matter of time until you get a prostate cancer.

So that begs the question, do you want to take something that's going to grow it for sure once you have it?

So it's an individual assessment.

With aging, you know, fast aging is abnormal.

Very slow aging is normal.

There's a fine line to walk between those two.

The way I describe it is the dopamine wave pool.

So if you're increasing your dopamine too much, you're going to overflow, and then you're going to have that wave crash too much.

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