Hey, what's up everybody. I'm doing with Dr. Baraki. As always, today we're talking about

testosterone. Oh, you're going to be. All right,

Thanks for joining us here in the Barbell Medicine, YouTube channel, or podcast if you're listening.

Austin, what's going on on man? Doing all right this

lovely nice warm let me see it's about almost 70 degrees here in San Antonio on

Christmas Eve can't complain. So what you're saying is global warming is real?

Yeah, yeah for sure. I'll not complaining.

It's fine.

It was in it was in the 30s the other day here in Santa Cruz and I reconsidered life.

Just yeah, not not gonna. and I'm reconsidered life.

Just, yeah, not gonna deal with it.

So we'll cut right to it, because we got a lot to talk about today and I want to get into it.

We're gonna talk about testosterone today, or if you live below the Mason-Dixon line,

testosterone. So first off, let's tell people what is

is testosterone is so I'll let you kind of lead the charge here what is

testosterone let's start with where it comes from you know yeah so I think

I think most people's understanding of testosterone is basically limited to the idea that it is like the

prototypical male hormone is what makes quote unquote men men basically fit from a physiological

standpoint you know a lot of people just got triggered so let's talk yeah we've talked

about some of the the there is admittedly like this biological kind of

gradient that we've talked about in the past including some like genetic conditions

androgen and sensitivity things like that that make this whole topic a bit more

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