Andrew Huberman· PhD
DHT healthy endogenous levels is good stuff for drive/s strength, etc.
The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
DHT healthy endogenous levels is good stuff for drive/s strength, etc.
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Remember DHT is the primary androgen for libido, for strengthened connective tissue repair, for aggression. Even if that aggression of course is held in check, but just sort of ambition and aggression is related to dopamine, but within the testosterone pathway, less so pure testosterone, although pure testosterone has its effects. But DHT is, at least in primate species including humans, is the dominant androgen for most of those sorts of effects.
But DHT is, at least to my mind, the linchpin of so many of the things that subjectively people are really focused on-- libido, motivation, drive, et cetera.