Andrew Huberman· PhD
In elections, it's been shown that people whose candidate won the presidential election, they their testosterone levels went up a little bit and the people whose whose candidate lost went down a little.
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In elections, it's been shown that people whose candidate won the presidential election, they their testosterone levels went up a little bit and the people whose whose candidate lost went down a little.
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In in competitions, the winners afterwards are more likely to have higher testosterone and the losers will have lower. In elections, it's been shown that people whose candidate won the presidential election, they their testosterone levels went up a little bit and the people whose whose candidate lost went down a little.