DrTuna | Testosterone

Helping men optimize testosterone, energy, sleep, and body composition.
Simple, science-backed health advice.
Not medical advice.

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I’m DrTuna.

I write about men’s health:

Testosterone
Fat loss
Sleep
Energy
Muscle
Discipline

My goal is simple:
Help men build a stronger body, sharper mind, and healthier life.

Follow for simple, science-backed health advice.

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@Jainadave_ Most men don’t lose because they lack potential.

They lose because they stop showing up before the evidence has time to compound.

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A lot of men were taught to endure, not recover.

That difference matters.

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A useful question for men over 35:

“Am I tired because life is hard,
or because my body is no longer recovering properly?”
Both can be true.

That is why guessing is not enough.

Your body gives signals.

Men are just trained to ignore them.

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@FactBuff The loudest man in the room is often trying to convince himself first.

Quiet confidence usually has receipts.

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@Olivia0945 Emotional maturity is not feeling nothing.

It is feeling the spike, pausing, and choosing the response that future you will respect.

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@Lilly7862 A calm man under pressure is not lucky.

He has trained his nervous system not to let stress speak for him.

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@rajshamani One loss can feel louder than ten wins.

That is why a strong man trains his mind to respect the wins too, not just replay the damage.

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@TheAbsoIuteman “It’s just the way I am” is often a pattern you repeated long enough to mistake for identity.

You can unlearn it.

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@bluewmist The goal is not to become emotionless.

It is to stop letting every emotion take the steering wheel.

Calm execution is a skill.

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@theandreilucian Visibility comes with noise.

The goal is not to avoid criticism. It is to stop letting every opinion control your direction.

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@Dwriteway The market rewards usefulness, not planning anxiety.

Pick the skill, get feedback, improve quietly, repeat.

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@Rationale_Male Hard seasons reveal who was loyal to you, not just to your momentum.

Pay attention.

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If your sex drive disappeared,
your sleep is broken,
your energy is low,
and your motivation feels fake…

Do not immediately self-diagnose.

But do not ignore it either.

Get bloodwork.
Look at lifestyle.
Check sleep.
Consider hormones.
Rule out other disease.

Be curious about your body.

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@PoeticMelody73 The internet rewards certainty.

The body rewards context.

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Men are not machines.

You cannot reduce a man’s health to:

one number
one symptom
one supplement
one hormone
one diagnosis

Low energy can be many things.

But testosterone is one of the things worth checking
when the pattern fits.

That nuance is missing online.

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@Abigail7866 Any men’s health advice that blames everything on one cause is usually missing the system.

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The anti-bro-science take:

Testosterone matters.

But not in the cartoon way social media sells it.

It is not just aggression, alpha energy, or gym motivation.

It is part of a larger system:

sleep
mood
sex
metabolism
recovery
drive
quality of life

That system deserves respect.

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@H1GHERWAYS Your body eventually reflects your defaults:

sleep, movement, food, stress, recovery, and the standards you tolerate daily.

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A man can be “normal” on bloodwork
and still feel like he is disappearing.
Low energy.
Low libido.
Brain fog.
Poor sleep.
No drive.

That does not always mean testosterone therapy.
But it does mean he deserves better than:
“You’re fine.”

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@Zilot042 Men’s health rarely collapses overnight.

It usually declines quietly while fatigue, poor sleep, low libido, stress, and weight gain get called “normal.”

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The quiet crisis in men’s health:

Men do not complain early.

They wait until:

the marriage is strained
work performance drops
sex drive disappears
training stops working
fatigue becomes normal
confidence collapses

Men should not need to hit the floor
before they are taken seriously.

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Testosterone is not a magic hormone.

It will not fix a bad life.

If you sleep 5 hours, drink too much, never train, carry excess fat, and live under constant stress,
your biology will reflect that.

But if symptoms persist despite effort,
testing makes sense.

Do not guess.

Measure.