The manosphere’s testosterone obsession reaches the highest levels of the US military

Pete Hegseth announced a new U.S. military program that will require annual testosterone deficiency screening for service members over 30.

Younger personnel may be tested voluntarily, and those diagnosed low could be offered testosterone replacement therapy.

The article says the move reflects the growing influence of the manosphere, biohacking, and wellness culture on military health policy.

It argues that fringe male-optimization ideas are helping normalize testosterone as a performance and readiness metric in federal defense.