Men with extensive social media use may produce fewer libido hormones

According to a report from Vietnam.vn, excessive use of social media may reduce the production of libido hormones in men. The exact cause is unclear, but a possible explanation is that prolonged screen time and sleep deprivation play a role.

The report points to a connection between social media addiction and reduced production of hormones involved in sexual health. Specifically, it concerns testosterone, a hormone that plays a significant role in libido.

It is unclear how significant the impact is or if this applies to all men. The report does not provide specific solutions but refers to the importance of a healthy lifestyle and limited screen time.

This report is a summary based on the mentioned source and is not medical advice. Consult a doctor or pharmacist in case of complaints.