Do men saying to avoiding tap water, plastic, deodorant, and polyester clothing actually boost testosterone significantly?

[Anonymous]

Some men claim that drinking tap water, using plastic containers, wearing deodorant, and wearing polyester clothing lower testosterone. Are these concerns valid, or is the impact minimal?

[MrOracle]

It all helps. It's not going to turn you into Superman overnight or anything, but those things are a slow poison that harms your health tiny bit by tiny bit, making it hard to notice that your health is in a slow decline, until one day you finally realize your health is bad. Cutting out the poison won't make you recover overnight - you'll recover slowly just like you got unhealthy slowly, but it may not take quite as long to recover as it did to get sick in the first place.

[Astarlessnightsky]

No.

Its true plastic contains some chemicals to soften it, that have a bad effect on men and their fettility, but these are everywhere.

If you want to avoid them, you have to live off grid in the woods and wear nothing but mud and leaves. And even this wouldn't protect you completely.

[Anonymous]

true, eat organic food, keep phone and laptop away from their junk as well.

[Asker]

Yeah stuff like that. Does it work?

[strateguy632]

Unrelated. No cause. In fact mine is high range, despite my phone in pocket, whenever i walk or sit at job, i drink new york tap water, from plastic cups or plastic bottles , use deodorant with aluminum like right gaurd, my socks and my winter undershirt are polyester.

[HungTexan]

I’d question the impact. I never worry about any of that, and my testosterone is still high/normal.

[Summeroflove]

It’s also just toxic