Josh Duhamel: I take testosterone to stay virile

Too bad it won't grow his teenie weenie.

How is it pronounced?

Doo-ha-mel

Doo-ah-mel

Doo-mel

If you're only 52 and already have to start taking T, you couldn't have had that much to start with.

How’s that working out for you, toots?

I thought he was still married to Fergie. LOL.

Josh Duhamel in three years: "I've been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer."

Will he still be able to when executive orders banning gender-affirming care take effect?

TMI.

He has aged quite nicely!

I'd give him a suck on his hairy old cock

R10 Well, you wouldn't have to worry about gagging on it!

I just wake up in the morning, and am always virile.

R2 Doo-mel

How does he make money these days?

[quote]How does he make money these days?

Propane and propane accessories

I'm menopausal lesbian and have learned all about hormone replacement. For me my testosterone went to 7 and for my age it should be 70-90. I but a few drops of a testosterone gel on my shoulder every other day. Now my T is at 100 from this silly gel but at least I have energy and the brain fog is much better. Men's testosterone levels can be as high as 1000. That decreases as you age too. If it's down to 300-400 you really need to get some hormone therapy. If you have cancer you can't be on hormones as the cancer feeds on T. I know 2 older men that have prostate cancer and they've been alive for over 10 years because their therapy includes taking a pill that removes all T from their system. It's interesting to me

Oh is that what he's calling himself?

r5 "lol"

Oh, dear

More like Dou a mel

He doesn't have more than a lil button or a nub, bless his heart.

Testosterone is an interesting hormone. At a certain level, it is heart-health-protective for men, helps them to maintain muscle mass, is helpful with libido and with energy and mood. At higher levels, it can lead to mood swings, "roid rage", shrinks testicles, contributes to high blood pressure and high cholestorol levels, enlarged hearts, and, as mentioned above, could accelerate the growth of prostate cancer if that is already "festering". There's still insufficient research on what would constitute an ideal level of testosterone for someone in his 50s, someone in his 60s, and someone in his 70s. We are also living in a time when artificial chemicals found in common pesticides, herbicides, plastics, and other ubiquitous items in our 21st century lives are known to be hormone disruptors. In particular, pesticides actually work (in many cases), by causing the pests to be unable to procreate.

There are charts showing the decrease in testosterone with age, although there's a very wide range of what is "normal" at any age. My personal feeling is that patches or gels are unlikely to bring most men into the dangerous territory where too much testosterone is going to cause serious health issues, with injectable forms more likely to cause problems. But I also think that there might be a reason that testosterone decline is built into men - so that maybe 80 year olds should not be getting supplemental doses in as high a range as a 50 or 60 year old.

I have also read that supplementary testosterone eventually leads to lack of natural production in the hormone-producing glands of a man's body. That could lead to some serious issues if there is some sort of supply chain disruption and hormone products are no longer available in pharmacies. I think I have read that if a person is going off hormones (in the absence of a cancer diagnosis)) he should taper down, not stop suddenly.

Josh's cock from Greg Gorman's book "As I See It" (2000):

Yes, R22, we know.

See R1.

This "article" is just an ad for his latest grift.

I don’t see much.

On “The Studio” they pronounced it DOO-MELL.

I assume they would know.

He’s the Lauren Hutton of testosterone.

"Win a Date at the Urologist with Tad Hamilton!"

Is he mixed race?

R29, no but his wife is.