Society has reached a troubling point where the essence of masculinity is being diluted, whether by design or by unfortunate chance. This shift is becoming increasingly detrimental to our collective well-being. Alarming studies show that testosterone levels in men have been steadily declining over time, and the implications are far-reaching. As men become less masculine, it disrupts the very fabric of society that was built on the strength and resilience of men.

The causes of this decline are manifold—sedentary lifestyles, the rise of remote work, and the consumption of heavily processed foods, which I can only describe as "fiat food." These foods, endorsed by the mainstream narrative as healthy—hamburgers, milkshakes, soy—are anything but beneficial. In fact, they seem to be part of a larger agenda that undermines masculinity, pushing men toward a more estrogenic, more feminized state.

Is this shift a natural consequence of societal progress, or is it intentional? The growing trend towards a more estrogenic, less masculine society raises questions that demand answers. This isn't just about food or exercise; it's about the very essence of what it means to be a man in today's world. The stakes are high, and the consequences of continuing down this path could be devastating.