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A short YouTube video (uploaded by Jeffrey Jaime, CISSP) featuring Andrew Huberman offering medical and lifestyle advice. In this excerpt Huberman suggests enclomiphene (a Clomid variant, a selective estrogen receptor modulator) as a less aggressive medical alternative to testosterone replacement therapy, and states he largely avoids fried foods because heated vegetable oils can oxidize/rancid and those oxidized compounds can persist in the body for up to a couple of years.

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April 5, 2025

Enclomiphene (a variant of Clomid), described as a selective estrogen receptor modulator.

Up to a couple of years (speaker's claim).

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